Worth
Sincere but dry, director Sarah Colangelo's Worth, which is set in the early 2000s, is a poignant but poky paced 9/11 drama that chronicles the story of the 9/11 Victims' [...]
2021 Fall Movie Preview-18 New Films to See This Fall Season!
With fall just around the corner, it’s hard to determine just how many of the exceptional films I mentioned below will make the final top 10 list at the end [...]
Flag Day
Daughter of renowned actor Sean Penn, actress and model Dylan Penn gives it her all in her father's latest directed feature Flag Day. Penn, who also has excelled as a [...]
The Night House
David Bruckner, continues his horror sensibilities after the mixed 2017 horror film The Ritual, directed this psychological horror melodrama, starring Rebecca Hall as a depressed school teacher who suffers from [...]
CODA
CODA, this year's Sundance crowd-pleaser hit could be destined to being the feel good movie hit of the year. A US remake of the 2014 French comedic-drama La Famille Bellier, [...]
Respect
Extremely well acted, but just another ordinary Hollywood biopic that is sure to draw some Oscar buzz and please audiences, Respect follows the same formula and structure as countless other [...]
Nine Days
There have been quite a few films like Nine Days, the life-after-death genre that has been presented many times before in such films as Heaven Can Wait, Albert Brook's Defending [...]
Val
A truly skillful and passionate actor who certainly endured his fair share of scrutiny for being "difficult to work with"--Val Kilmer's career is certainly idiosyncratic that is dispersed with many [...]
Annette
A highlight of the 2021 Cannes Film Festival, Annette, the surreal rock opera tragedy and sixth full-length feature film from French auteur Leos Carax is an audacious and unforgettable experience. [...]
1991 Retrospective: The Best Films of 1991
Like any other year, 1991 was a versatile year that offered a wide range of genres and filmmaking styles that could satisfy just about anyone. However, it was also a [...]