The Edge of Seventeen – The Woes of Being a Teenager Coming-of-age stories are hard to tell. Many end up falling flat. Some only appeal to a certain demographic. The Edge of Seventeen strives [...]November 18, 2016
The Girl on the Train – The Cost of Obsession What would you do if you realized that there are aspects of your life that you have completely missed and the truth of what you’ve been [...]October 7, 2016
Woody Allen’s Café Society – Where Dull Characters and Bad Dialogue Meet Every year, like clockwork, Woody Allen releases a new film. And it seems like the quality of his films keeps getting worse. Café Society [...]July 22, 2016
The Legend of Tarzan – Trading in a Loincloth for Newfound Heroism There have been a lot of films about Tarzan and his adventures in the jungle, dating all the way back to the 1910s. We’ve always [...]July 1, 2016
Finding Dory – As Precious and Adorable as It Looks With sequels, one of the primary concerns isn’t necessarily whether it’ll be good or not, it’s whether or not it will [...]June 17, 2016
X-Men: Apocalypse – The X-Men Prepare for the End of the World The X-Men franchise has been one of the most highly sustained superhero films for 16 years now. Six movies later, and there’s still [...]May 27, 2016
The Meddler – Finding a Way Back to Living The Meddler is less a tale of meddling and more a tale of motherhood. It spotlights Susan Sarandon in a role that speaks to audiences. [...]April 29, 2016
The Boss – Struggling to be in Control In looking at the title of The Boss and Melissa McCarthy’s headlining name, the first thought that comes to mind is that this is a [...]April 8, 2016