Greyhound is available to stream beginning July 10 on Apple TV+. By I. Simon With COVID-19 upon us, many films have either 1) been delayed indefinitely by their distributors, 2) were dropped directly onto VOD […]
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The Half of It (2020) – Review
The Half of It is now streaming on Netflix. By Palmer Rubin One of the oldest tropes in the book is the “Cyrano De Bergerac” plotline. Two people are into the same person and one […]
Bad Education – Review
Bad Education is now streaming on HBO. By Palmer Rubin “We do this because we’re good people.” The really boring way to go about a film like Bad Education to have a lot of preachy […]
The Invisible Man (2020) – Review
The Invisible Man is now playing in theaters. By Chris Flanagan The Invisible Man begins with a tense sequence where there is little to no dialogue for 5+minutes. That might not seem like a long […]
Wendy (2020) – Review
Wendy flies into theaters on February 28. By Elazar Abrahams Wendy tries to soar, but can never quite make it off the ground. Despite an engrossing first 15 minutes that hook the audience, the pixie […]
Buffaloed – Review
Buffaloed is now in theaters. By I. Simon If Flower showed that Zoey Deutch has potential as a comedy star, then Buffaloed confirms that she is the real deal, as she turns in the performance […]
Emma. (2020) – Review
Emma will be playing in theaters beginning February 21. By Elazar Abrahams Call me uncultured, but I’ve never read a Jane Austen novel. In fact, I’m pretty much unfamiliar with any of her books. I know […]
Downhill (2020) – Review
Downhill rolls into theaters on February 14. By Elazar Abrahams It’s great to see comedic actors take on serious roles. Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems, for example, recently reminded audiences that he holds talent beyond […]
Birds of Prey, and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn (2020) – Review
Birds of Prey hits theaters on February 7. By Elazar Abrahams When Martin Scorsese described comic book movies as nothing more than “theme park rides” last year, there was palpable outrage towards the legendary director. […]
Gretel & Hansel (2020) – Review
Gretel & Hansel lands in theaters on January 31. By Elazar Abrahams I was always taught that if you don’t have anything nice to say, don’t say it. So, unfortunately, I’ll be keeping this review […]
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