FILM REVIEW: ‘Over the Moon’ Shoots For The Stars
It is amazing how far animation has come. The stories being told are richer and more textured than ever before; moving stories that perfectly capture ...
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FILM REVIEW: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is an Arresting Drama
As long as social injustice exists in the world, there will be films that cast a light on it. Unfortunately, such injustice is a universal ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Love and Monsters’ The Apocalypse At Its Sweetest
Like many films that have been released recently, it is hard not to make connections between the on-screen situations of Love and Monsters and the current isolation ...
Film Review: ‘Dick Johnson Is Dead’ Is A Touching Exploration of Life, Love, and Loss
Meet Richard C. Johnson aka Dick Johnson. He is an 80-something psychiatrist and widower who also happens to be the father of the film’s director, Kirsten ...
Film Review: ‘Enola Holmes’ is a Clever Charmer
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski and was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, ...
Film Review: ‘The Secrets We Keep’ Will Hold You Captive
It is a picturesque, tranquil day in the town square park during what feels like simpler times. The sun is shining, the skies are blue, ...
Film Review: “The One and Only Ivan” Does Not Put On Much of a Show
The One and Only Ivan has an impressive cast of Academy Award winners and nominees including Sam Rockwell, Helen Mirren, Angelina Jolie, Bryan Cranston, and more. ...
Film Review: ‘Palm Springs’ Feels Familiar In a Good Way
What if we had to continuously live the same day over for the rest of our lives? This concept has become quite popular over the ...