Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Writer-Director Sasha Collington has Love Type D and a Passion...
Love Type D is a refreshingly unique film that provokes laughter throughout, though there’s more to it than just comedy. … read more
Film Review: The Tomorrow War
The Tomorrow War should be fairly popular with those who miss ’80s James Cameron, or at least ’90s Roland Emmerich. … read more
Hulu Documentary Nasrin Tells a Powerful Story of Heroism, Hope...
Nasrin tells the gripping story of Nasrin Sotoudeh, a courageous human rights lawyer and key figure in Iran’s women’s rights movement. … read more
Film Review: The Boss Baby: Family Business
While sticking to the original’s formula, The Boss Baby: Family Business is still an enjoyable family movie that comes dressed for success. … read more
Film Review: America: The Motion Picture
America: The Motion Picture builds a bridge between idiocy and brilliance, even if it’s constantly running back and forth. … read more
Film Review: The Ice Road
As it stands, Jonathan Hensleigh’s The Ice Road is moderately enjoyable but never rises much above that kind of faint-praise territory. … read more
Film Review: Black Widow
You were either going to see Black Widow or you weren’t but I would rank it among Marvel’s most interesting films. … read more
Film Review: F9: The Fast Saga
F9: The Fast Saga is a hard movie to sum up for a review because it’s so big, loud and dumb that it makes Face/Off look like a documentary. … read more
Film Review: Good On Paper
Good on Paper proves to be aptly titled because regardless of how it looked on the page, it doesn’t translate to the screen. … read more
Film Review: Gaîa
If you’re looking for an excuse to jump and scream a lot and spill popcorn, move along—Gaîa is not the horror movie you’re looking for. … read more