Julian Barnes’ short, but well-received 2011 novel, The Sense of an Ending, had finally received the big screen treatment. Having never read
I have a confession to make. I didn’t really watch Disney films as a child. Okay, that isn’t completely accurate.
This is what we wanted, isn’t it? A no-holds-barred, unfiltered look into the world of the X-Men, as opposed to
Anna Kendrick returns from animated form in last year’s massively successful Trolls to star in the forgettable Table 19 as
Have you ever thought of two of your favorite movies and wondered what it would be like to combine them
It’s been a while since I’ve felt this uncomfortable leaving a movie. Make no mistake about it, Get Out (the directorial
“No man is free who is not master of himself.” And with those words, Sir Seretse Khama put in motion
Finally. After seventeen years and eight X-Men films (nine, if you include Deadpool), the fans of the franchise finally get
In previous reviews of mine, I have pondered my feelings over a few comedies based on the question, “If I
Avoid this wall if at all possible. Matt Damon’s latest film, The Great Wall, may have the look and feel
