The Bride Review
byThis take on the Frankenstein saga is a feminist look at partnership. While she takes on the title Bride, she is surely no one’s…
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Soul Power: The Legend of the American Basketball Association
byThe Legend of the American Basketball Association is a shot long overdue. Following the Red white and blue ball reveals why the NBA is…
Wuthering Heights Review
byI would retitle this Weathering Heights, as we had to weather all these changing conditions and emotions which took us to a few highs…
Crime 101 Review
byA smart attempt at stealing that didn’t quite capture all the jewels, but if you pay full price, it still makes for a solid…
Moses The Black Review
byThe visual transitions between the 4th-century desert and the Chicago streets felt more like a competition than a fluid conversation… to see if this…
Shelter Review
byWhen you think of Jason Statham, you think mayhem, fight scenes, explosions, and car chases—and Shelter doesn’t disappoint. This film is classic Jason but…
Mercy Review
byIt is so interesting that this film is called Mercy because it has very little mercy at all… the film suggests that the system…
A Private Life Review
byFoster brings depth to a life that is private, pulls the curtain making that life public, but fails to make the unveiling a show…
Greenland 2 Migration Review
by“Migration has all the making for a solid story. The hope and love makes it emotional enough to cling to and the action and…
Critics’ Choice Awards Best Movie 2025
byIs your favorite movie on the Critics’ Choice nominations list? As a member of CCA I’ve seen the best of the best, and I’m…
Marty Supreme Review
by“Chalamet once again gives us a master class in acting… his portrayal of Marty is bold, brash, bratty and batty.” Does the ping-pong ball…
After The Hunt Review
byAcademia, Assault, Adoration, and Ambition. “On the surface, there is something captivating about this triangle of characters. Roberts’ character Alma is the center of…