Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: I’m Your Woman
Directed by Julia Hart and starring Rachel Brosnahan, I’m Your Woman is one of the best character-based thrillers to come along in a while. … read more
Film Review: The Croods: A New Age
On the whole, The Croods: A New Age is good fun, even if it’s a lesser sequel, but it isn’t a must-see-in-a-theater event. … read more
Film Review: The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two
Chris Columbus’ The Christmas Chronicles: Part Two is the epitome of the go-big-or-go-home Hollywood sequel. … read more
Film Review: Rebecca
Rebecca is is slavishly faithful, beautifully photographed and so completely and perplexingly devoid any good reason to exist. … read more
Film Review: Run
Run is for those looking for a skillfully executed nail biter, but it’s a recommendation that comes with a nice big warning label. … read more
Film Review: Mank
Mank is a masterful film. It’s about power, the creative process, and the constant struggle of how we each view ourselves. … read more
Series review: Animaniacs
Animaniacs was without a doubt the most cerebral, zany, imaginative and bizarre thing to hit the world of daytime cartoons in … well, ever. … read more
Film Review: Come Away
Come Away is the cinematic equivalent of a burnt, frozen, reheated casserole made up of stale ingredients that don’t compliment each other. … read more
Film Review: Dreamland
Dreamland is a mediocre drama that needed a good deal more creative development put into it before the cameras started rolling. … read more
Film Review: The Life Ahead
In The Life Ahead, Loren plays Madame Rosa, a holocaust survivor and former sex worker in the port city of Bari in Puglia, Italy. … read more