Morgan Has Broken
Maybe you saw The Witch and wondered what else its young star, Anya Taylor-Joy, might be capable of. Morgan represents your first chance to...
Equity: The Women of Wall Street
I’ll admit, it never occurred to me that we might need a female version of all those high-finance dramas that we’ve seen ever since...
Southside With You: Obama Afternoon
Barack Obama isn’t out of office yet, and already I’m nostalgic for his presidency. I’d probably appreciate his easy communication and cool leadership in...
The Tunnel: Beneath the Surface
Two years ago, a ferry called the MV Sewol capsized off the southwestern tip of South Korea, leaving more than 300 people (most of...
Hell or High Water: Texas Hold-Up
The big economic recession that hit eight years ago has inspired its share of films like 99 Homes and The Big Short, but even...
Kubo and the Two Strings: Paperboy
I must confess I’m less enamored with Kubo and the Two Strings than most other people seem to be. This stop-motion animated film is...
Pete’s Dragon: Beast of the Northern Wild
Disney Studios continue to raid their back catalog of animated hits to remake into live-action films for a new era, and so far I’ve...
Florence Foster Jenkins: Murder on the High Cs
Meryl Streep has proven her singing ability time and again, so it seems more than a bit perverse to cast her as one of...
Bonus Film Review: Suicide Squad
Once upon a time, Warner Brothers revived its Batman series with a talented young director at the helm named Christopher Nolan. And it was...
Five Nights in Maine: Loved and Lost
Opening this week at AMC Grapevine Mills for a limited run, Five Nights in Maine is a racially charged two-hander of a bereavement drama...
