Blu-Ray Review: Mother’s Day
In 2010, Garry Marshall released the ensemble romantic comedy Valentine’s Day, which despite relatively negative reviews, went on to do considerably well at the box ...
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Film Review: Café Society
Woody Allen’s latest writing/directing effort, Café Society, is a lighthearted romantic comedy/drama set against the backdrop of 1930’s Hollywood. Jesse Eisenberg (in the Woody Allen role) ...
Film Review: Captain Fantastic
Ben and Leslie Cash are raising their six children in the woods of the Pacific Northwest as off the grid as they are capable. The children ...
Film Review: The Secret Life of Pets
Max (Louis C.K.) is a terrier who enjoys a comfy life in a Manhattan high-rise, until his owner and best friend brings home Duke, a ...
Film Review: Finding Dory
Making a sequel to Finding Nemo, arguably one of the greatest animated films ever made, was a dicey endeavor, particularly given Pixar’s track record with ...
Blu-ray Review: “Mr. Right”
Martha’s (Anna Kendrick) life is a mess following the discovery that her boyfriend is cheating on her. Her spiraling life begins to turn around when ...
Film Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows
I admit, I did not grow up on the Ninja Turtles. I was in my teens when they were at their peak in popularity in ...
Film Review: Captain America: Civil War
If you’ve been waiting for the quintessential Marvel movie, Captain America: Civil War just delivered it. The film skillfully blends the smartly paced political thriller ...