Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Film Review: Sing Sing
Sing Sing is a much needed injection of art and soul into the bloodstream of cinema, mixing heavy drama with humor and humanity. … read more
Film Review: Borderlands
The video game-inspired space opera Borderlands is hardly gourmet. It’s more like a stale, sticky, slimy, stuck-to-the-bottom-of-your-shoe popcorn movie. … read more
Film Review: It Ends With Us
It Ends With Us is worse than just a bad movie, it’s a movie that comes dangerously close to romanticized domestic abuse. … read more
Film Review: The Instigators
The Instigators is far from a bad movie, it’s simply so undercooked that it’s hard to walk away convinced that it even deserved to be made. … read more
Film Review: Harold and the Purple Crayon
Harold and the Purple Crayon is an inept and irritating debacle, and that’s coming from someone who admits it difficult to be too harsh toward a family movie. … read more
Film Review: Trap
Trap is impossible to take seriously on any level, and despite its 105-minute runtime, it seems to go on forever. … read more
Film Review: Kneecap
If I’m rating Kneecap by the standard of whether it’s the brilliant and original film that its most vociferous admirers paint it to be, it comes up quite short. … read more
Film Review: The Fabulous Four
The Fabulous Four is an utter misfire from beginning to end and it’s film going to meet a quick demise at the box office before it goes on to streaming. … read more
Film Review: Deadpool & Wolverine
Deadpool & Wolverine Director: Shawn Levy Maximum Effort and 21 Laps Entertainment In Theaters 07.26 Film icon Martin Scorsese famously said that the Marvel Cinematic Universe isn’t cinema, and at the risk of losing my geek cred, sorry, folks, but I don’t disagree. That doesn’t mean I hate Marvel—In fact, sometimes I really love it.
Film Review: Widow Clicquot
Widow Clicquot is a period piece, a costume drama, and a biopic—but at its heart, it’s a spellbinding story of selfless love, as well as self-love.
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