Movie Review: ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’
Mario and Luigi climb down a sewer drain to fix a devastating plumbing disaster in Brooklyn and end up Princess Peach's ‘Mushroom Kingdom’ and Bowser’s ‘Dark Land,' respectfully. I guess that’s a good a...
Movie Review: ‘Champions’ Succeeds as a Feel-Good Comedy Despite its Critical Lashing
Woody Harrelson’s new sports/comedy “Champions” doesn’t include many plot decisions or thematics you can’t see coming a mile away. But, undeniably, it has a charm to it, one gained from its cast of special...
Film Review: ‘Tár’
It seems odd to say, but necessary to, that “Tár” is not a film about music. Sure, there are orchestral rehearsals speckled throughout, which boom with loudness, tempo, and awesomeness. Lydia muses over sheet...
Movie Review: Ryan Gosling Excels in the Spy/Thriller ‘The Gray Man’
By Arpit Nayak | Columnist
Action is among the most loved genres of film. With time, the definition of action has changed, and with technology, it has become more exciting and visually stunning. Many filmmakers...
Film Review: Adam Sandler is on Top in the Feel-Good Sports Drama ‘Hustle’
By Arpit Nayak | Contributor
Sports as a subject has often been explored in cinema; it’s something widely accepted and loved by the audience. With time, many storytellers have attempted the format, and the newly...
Film Review: ‘Men’ an Arthouse Exploit Whose Style Upends its Story
By Matt DeCristo
“Men” earns the distinction of being the only film I have ever walked out on. And at a running time of a mere 100 minutes, that’s saying something. The pacing is fine....
Movies: ‘The Batman’ Dark and Episodic; Pattinson and Kravitz Shine
By Mark Ziobro | Managing Editor
With the sheer legendary status that Christopher Nolan garnered from his “Dark Knight” trilogy, it’s often hard to think of Batman in a new light. Part of that lies,...
Movie Review: ‘Marry Me’ a Sweet Valentine’s Day Surprise from Wilson and Lopez
By Mark Ziobro | Managing Editor
The biggest surprise about the Jennifer Lopez/Owen Wilson romance “Marry Me” released this past February is that it’s unmistakably sweet. As with most romantic comedies, it has an angle....
Movie Review: ‘Scream’
By Matt Christopher
In 1996, the slasher/horror genre was revitalized with Wes Craven’s blockbuster “Scream.” The film featured hot young stars of the era. It also introduced the iconic Ghostface killer, who joined Jason, Freddy,...
At the Movies — Must-See Anniversary Film Releases You Shouldn’t Miss
- by Eamon Handzel
Globally speaking, things aren’t exactly looking fantastic. The Omicron Covid variant is ripping across the world, the US is seeing record heat waves, western economies are in a somewhat questionable state,...