Overall, I really enjoyed Eighth Grade for its protagonist and its lack of contrivance. I was also able to relate to some of Kayla’s struggl

While I certainly respect the intentions here, Don’t Worry is a mixed bag. It has a couple of very good performances and a few effective seq

Leave No Trace may seem predictable to some, but I see it more as inevitable. From where they are when the movie begins, this is the only pa

They are all playing quirky “Characters” instead of believable people and their difficulties are simplified to the level of a bad sitcom. Th

The unique twist Bart Layton brings to American Animals is that he intersperses interviews with the real Warren, Spencer, Eric and Chas in t

Gotti is a biopic that has absolutely no idea who it thinks John Gotti was or what it is trying to say. The film is tremendously confusing.

Amazingly, even with all of those romantic and professional conflicts, this version of The Seagull fails to rise above mildly interesting. I

On Chesil Beach is a thought-provoking film focusing on a couple whose marriage is immediately threatened by their own insecurities brought

It is not often a film truly makes me feel as though I have gotten to know another person, but The Rider pulls that off. Chloé Zhao has made

Whenever the film goes back in time it punctures the tension that has been built up on the boat. I wanted to get completely invested in it,