Film Reviews
PFF 2019: COME AS YOU ARE A Humorous Story About Human Needs
Three disabled men make a run for the boarder and a Montreal bordello in this wam comedy about friendship and human connection. [click for more]
Film Reviews
Film Reviews
PFF 2019: SLAY THE DRAGON Draws Line In Sand Over Gerrymandering
A citizen’s group in Michigan fights against entrenched politicians to insure fair elections for their state. [click for more]
Film Reviews
JAY AND SILENT BOB REBOOT A Marginally Amusing Class Reunion
Kevin Smith’s stoner duo are back for a poke at current cinematic trends in a film that gets metatextual but feels all too familiar. [click for more]
Film Reviews
PLUS ONE An Indie Rom Com With Real Laughs, Heart
We first reviewed Plus One when it played at the Tribeca Film Festival earlier this spring, where it won the Narrative Audience Award. We re-present that review on the eve of it’s theatrical debut. Longtime [click for more]
Comics And Film
Review: Second Attempt No Better With DARK PHOENIX
Fox takes another swing at adapting the seminal X-MEN story, “The Dark Phoenix Saga,” to film… and misses. [click for more]
Film Reviews
BOOKSMART Is Familiar But Still Fresh And Funny
Two high school seniors who sacrificed their social lives for their studies decide to reclaim what they lost in one crazy night before graduation. [click for more]
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GENERAL MAGIC Almost Changed The World A Decade Early
The story of the company that created the smart phone more than a decade before Apple debuted the iPhone. [click for more]
Film Reviews
BRIGHTBURN Fizzles
What could have been a dark riff on the classic Superman origin story sacrifices opportunity for cheap thrills. [click for more]
Film Reviews
Tribeca Film Festival ’19: THE APOLLO An Ode To A Cultural Touchstone
Director Roger Ross Williams charts the nearly nine-decades-long history of the famed Harlem theater. [click for more]
Film Reviews
Tribeca Film Festival ’19: PLUS ONE An Indie Rom Com With Real Laughs, Heart
Two singles who team up to survive “wedding season” find themselves falling for each other in this rom-com that relies more on character than pratfalls for its laughs. [click for more]