
Review: Kevin Smith’s THE 4:30 MOVIE A Nostalgic Look At First Loves And Movies
Kevin Smith’s nostalgic look back at being a teen film fan in the 1980s has some issues but a sweet emotional core. [click for more]
Kevin Smith’s nostalgic look back at being a teen film fan in the 1980s has some issues but a sweet emotional core. [click for more]
WIFELIKE is a glitzy and glossy spectacle that tries to cover up its numerous flaws with its above average production values but mostly falls short. [click for more]
Tim Burton, Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder are all back for a sequel to the 1984 supernatural comedy that may prove the adage that more is actually less. [click for more]
UNTOUCHABLE doesn’t say anything that you don’t already know about the Harvey Weinstein case, but it says it in a way you need to hear. [click for more]
In an economically depressed near future, a winning lottery ticket brings a murderous horde of people to steal the winnings in director Paul Feig’s new action-comedy. [click for more]
A heist goes wrong and Matt Damon and Casey Affleck find themselves on the run from both the good guys and the bad guys in this tepid Boston-set crime caper. [click for more]
HIT MAN hit streaming just as Glen Powell was starting to become a big star, and it shows that he might be around for some time. [click for more]
M Night Shyamalan’s latest thriller centering on a serial killer evading the police picks up in its second half. [click for more]
DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE is a rousing exercise in meta commentary, but it helps if you know everything they are commenting on. [click for more]
KIMI might be a REAR WINDOW update, but Steven Soderbergh, David Koepp and Zoƫ Kravitz make it well worth your viewing time. [click for more]
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