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movie review

  • Movie Review: ‘Doctor Strange’ Sequel a ‘Verse-Trip Through the Mundane
    Movie Review: ‘Doctor Strange’ Sequel a ‘Verse-Trip Through the Mundane
    By Katie Walsh In 2022, the multiverse is seemingly everywhere (all at once) on movie screens, including, of course, in “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” the sequel to ...
    May 4, 2022BY Tribune News Service
  • EpochTV Film Review: ‘Impact: The Passion of the Christ’
    EpochTV Film Review: ‘Impact: The Passion of the Christ’
    Commentary To be honest, I didn’t quite know what to expect from faith-based director Tim Chey’s 2004 film, ...
    October 14, 2021BY Ian Kane
  • The Moral Certainty of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rope’
    The Moral Certainty of Alfred Hitchcock’s ‘Rope’
    Director and producer Alfred Hitchcock’s 1948 masterpiece, "Rope," begins deceptively, with fine lilting music and scenes of an ...
    May 11, 2021BY Bradley Birzer
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Work’: Electrifying Documentary About Deploying Men’s Work Healing in a Maximum Security Prison
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Work’: Electrifying Documentary About Deploying Men’s Work Healing in a Maximum Security Prison
    Not Rated | 1h 29min | Documentary | 8 September 2017 (UK) Of all the film critics on ...
    March 28, 2021BY Mark Jackson
  • Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Big Red One’: A Thought-Provoking and Ultimately Uplifting World War II Epic
    Popcorn and Inspiration: ‘The Big Red One’: A Thought-Provoking and Ultimately Uplifting World War II Epic
    World War II films may seem like a dime a dozen these days—virtually to the point of overkill. ...
    September 17, 2020BY Ian Kane
  • Movie Review: ‘Molly’s Game’: A True Tale of  Hollywood, Card Sharks, and Getting Out Alive
    Movie Review: ‘Molly’s Game’: A True Tale of Hollywood, Card Sharks, and Getting Out Alive
    R | 2h 20min | Biography, Crime, Drama | 5 January 2018 (USA) “Molly’s Game” is a redemption ...
    February 22, 2018BY Mark Jackson
  • Film Review: ‘Son of Saul’
    Film Review: ‘Son of Saul’
    “Son of Saul”is an exhausting film, but also a uniquely powerful one, unlike almost any other well-meaning holocaust ...
    December 16, 2015BY Joe Bendel
  • Film Review: ‘Big Hero 6’
    Film Review: ‘Big Hero 6’
    We live in a golden age for animated movies, with the endless possibilities that come from the ability ...
    January 20, 2015BY Matthew Rodgers
  • Film Review: ‘Blackhat’
    Film Review: ‘Blackhat’
    A hacking movie where the Chinese are the victims? That's ironic, given the outrageous extent of Chinese hacktivity ...
    January 17, 2015BY Mark Jackson
  • Top 10 Movies of 2014
    Top 10 Movies of 2014
    The top 10 films of 2014, according to AP writers Jake Coyle and Jocelyn Noveck.
    December 25, 2014BY Jake Coyle
  • ‘Lucy:’ 100 Percent Brain Power Produces Wild Ride
    ‘Lucy:’ 100 Percent Brain Power Produces Wild Ride
    “Lucy” is definitely on par with an “Avengers” movie—it’s a very decent action film.
    July 29, 2014BY Mark Jackson
  • ’Godzilla’: Oversized and Underwhelming
    ’Godzilla’: Oversized and Underwhelming
    When Robin Williams played Popeye, Shelley Duvall’s Olive Oyl sang a love song about Bluto. The refrain was, ...
    May 22, 2014BY Mark Jackson
  • ‘Belle’: An Elegant Period Film Echoing Contemporary Ideals
    ‘Belle’: An Elegant Period Film Echoing Contemporary Ideals
    “Belle” is a peek into the struggles of Dido Elizabeth Belle, the illegitimate daughter of a Royal Navy ...
    May 4, 2014BY Victoria Ku
  • ‘Transcendence’ an AI Film That Does Not Transcend
    ‘Transcendence’ an AI Film That Does Not Transcend
    The machines are taking over. Again. This endless futzing with artificial intelligence while rain forests burn and oceans ...
    April 24, 2014BY Mark Jackson
  • Movie Review: ‘Locke’
    Movie Review: ‘Locke’
    In terms of a single actor narrative, this concept isn’t necessarily a fresh one, with Buried, Moon, and ...
    April 17, 2014BY Matthew Rodgers
  • ‘Hateship Loveship’: Yin Rescues Yang
    ‘Hateship Loveship’: Yin Rescues Yang
    Good love is hard to find. When you find it, hang on tight. Then again, if you really ...
    April 16, 2014BY Mark Jackson
  • Movie Review: ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
    Movie Review: ‘The Grand Budapest Hotel’
    Even the most ardent detractor of the pressed collar world in which Wes Anderson operates will struggle to ...
    April 13, 2014BY Matthew Rodgers
  • Movie Review: About Time
    Movie Review: About Time
    Richard Curtis takes his warm and fuzzy rom-com in an unexpected direction by adding the element of time ...
    November 10, 2013BY Kristina Skorbach
  • Movie Review: ‘Zero Charisma’: Role-Playing Game Blues
    Movie Review: ‘Zero Charisma’: Role-Playing Game Blues
    Scott Weidermeyer only feels in control of his life when lording over his ostensible friends during their weekly ...
    October 10, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: Claude Miller’s ‘Thérèse’
    Movie Review: Claude Miller’s ‘Thérèse’
    Audrey Tautou’s icy detachment perfectly suits this Desqueyroux. She is a tragic enigma, jealously guarding her conflicting thoughts ...
    August 21, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: ‘You Will Be My Son’
    Movie Review: ‘You Will Be My Son’
    Nobody understands estate law like old French vintners, who feel duty-bound to maintain their chateaus and vineyards as ...
    August 18, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: ‘Planes’
    Movie Review: ‘Planes’
    Big showbiz trusts heartland America’s love affair with all manner of vehicular machinery so much that it shamelessly ...
    August 17, 2013BY Mark Jackson
  • Movie Review: ‘Moon Man’
    Movie Review: ‘Moon Man’
    This has to be the most endearing dystopia you will ever see. One can understand why the Man ...
    August 4, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: ‘The Lone Ranger’
    Movie Review: ‘The Lone Ranger’
    Well, all one can say of “The Lone Ranger” is—what a waste of an excellent costume.
    July 4, 2013BY Mark Jackson
  • Movie Review: A Hijacking
    Movie Review: A Hijacking
    Clear-headed and relentlessly gripping, it is easily the pick of the week and might be the best theatrical ...
    June 20, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: You Ain’t Seen Nothin Yet
    Movie Review: You Ain’t Seen Nothin Yet
    Featuring music by “The X-Files” composer Mark Snow and Eric Gautier’s richly noir-ish cinematography, “You Ain’t Seen Nothin’ ...
    June 6, 2013BY Joe Bendel
  • Movie Review: Much Ado About Nothing
    Movie Review: Much Ado About Nothing
    Shall we compare Shakespeare to a superhero? His work transcends time and space, after all.
    June 6, 2013BY Joe Bendel
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    Former Utah Attorney General Fights the Evil That Lurks in Quiet Places
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