Movie Reviews
Bad Boys for Life Review: Will Smith and Martin Lawrence Return to Form
Julian RomanBelgian filmmakers Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah infuse a darker tone to the action franchise with the return of Will Smith and Martin Lawrence in Bad Boys 3.
Dolittle Review: Robert Downey Jr. Delivers a Delightful Family Adventure
Julian RomanRobert Downey Jr. and the celebrity CGI voices are funnier than expected in Dolittle.
Underwater Review: A Decent Creature Feature
Julian RomanUnderwater, starring Kristen Stewart, has a great production value and enough jump out of your seat moments to keep the blood pumping.
Like a Boss Review: Tiffany Haddish & Rose Byrne Deliver Big Laughs
Julian RomanLike A Boss would have been unwatchable with lesser talent. The actresses light up the screen with great humor.
Cats Review: Ignore the Haters, Enjoy the Music and Dancing
Julian RomanIf you liked Cats the musical, you will like the film, the scathing reviews are just bullies piling on.
Uncut Gems Review: Adam Sandler Goes Off-The-Rails in Darkly Comedic Crime Flick
Ryan ScottThe Safdie brothers have crafted a remarkably tense and often very funny movie with Adam Sandler's Uncut Gems.
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Spoiler-Free Review: The Pinnacle of Fan Service
Julian RomanA rousing finale to the Jedi versus Sith conflict, The Rise of Skywalker wants satisfaction for all.
Bombshell Review: Charlize Theron and John Lithgow Elevate Fox News Drama
Julian RomanBombshell is the story of Fox News CEO, Roger Ailes, epic downfall during the presidential election of 2016.
Rabid Review: A Modern Horror Remake That's Worth Watching
Jeremy DickJen and Sylvia Soska's Rabid serves as a love letter to the original and is a rather enjoyable horror movie remake.
Jumanji: The Next Level Review: Avatar Hijinks Abound in Hilarious Sequel
Julian RomanNew characters and an avatar palooza deliver big laughs in Jumanji: The Next Level.
Hell on the Border Review: Legendary Frontier Marshal Gets a Shoddy Western
Julian RomanHell on the Border tells the story of Bass Reeves (David Gyasi), a black U.S. Deputy Marshal in post Civil War Arkansas.
The Aeronauts Review: A Boring Balloon Ride That Rewrites History
Julian RomanThe Aeronauts aims high, but falls flat in fantasy account of Victorian meteorologist's ascent, starring Eddie Redmayne and
1917 Review: An Astonishingly Cinematic Masterpiece
Julian RomanDirector Sam Mendes and cinematographer Roger Deakins deliver the best film of the year with their World War One epic 1917.
Knives Out Review: A Diabolically Intricate Whodunit
Julian RomanRian Johnson's stellar cast plunges into a mystery that would make Agatha Christie swoon in Knives Out.
The Fare Review: A Fun Homage to Classic Sci-Fi and Noir Stories
Jeremy DickA cab driver is caught in an endless time loop in the Hitchcockian thriller The Fare, and watching it makes for a fun ride.
Queen & Slim Review: A Gripping Romance Targets Police Brutality
Julian RomanQueen & Slim is an unabashed black love story that directly addresses racism in law enforcement.
21 Bridges Review: A Brainless Plot Sinks Violent Cop Thriller
Julian RomanThe body count is high, but the story is laughably predictable in Chadwick Boseman's 21 Bridges.
Frozen 2 Review: An Entertaining Sequel with Stunning Animation
Julian RomanFrozen 2 is a darker journey with mature themes and amazing visuals.
Animal Among Us Review: A Different Approach to Sasquatch Horror
Jeremy DickAnimal Among Us is best described as Friday the 13th meets Dog Soldiers and is not your typical Bigfoot movie.
