Asteroid City, hits all the notes a Wes Anderson aficionado would hope for, and then a few extra on top of that.

It is consistently enjoyable, smart in its ridiculousness and I laughed a lot.

It is certainly not a terrible experience. Still, it is hard to recommend it when Pixar has done so much better, so many times.

Even when it gets frustrating, Sanctuary is intriguing.

A well-written, well-acted, intelligent, funny movie about people trying to do their best, while being unsure if there’s a point.

I sort of enjoyed Renfield, even though the individual pieces tell me I should have loved it.

The result is thoroughly okay and instantly forgettable.

The movie’s charm is partially due to the goofy set-pieces. But it is predominantly due to the idea of a bear doing lots of cocaine.

Somebody I Used to Know isn’t a great entry in its subgenre, yet it is a pleasant one because of Allison Brie.

This definitely feels like a movie that will only become richer and more effecting upon repeat viewings.