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“#‘The Secret Garden’ Review: An Adaptation Quite Contrary to Its Source Material But Just As Magical” I’ve always viewed The Secret Garden as a sort of “Gothic romance for beginners,” with a dose of that childish whimsy that made Frances Hodgson Burnett‘s 1911 classic such a fixture on our childhood bookshelves or our televisions in the…
“#Paydirt Review: A Guy Ritchie Knockoff That Fails as A Heist Flick” Paydirt is a godawful Guy Ritchie knockoff that fails utterly as a heist flick. A British parolee wrangles his old crew for one last big score in the California desert. Luke Goss does his Jason Statham impersonation surrounded by painfully dumb supporting characters….
“#‘Howard’ Review: A Soulful Tribute to the Man Behind Disney’s Most Beloved Animated Classics” “To our friend Howard, who gave a mermaid her voice and a beast his soul, we will be forever grateful.” The dedication to the lyricist behind some of Disney’s most beloved animated hits that runs in the closing credits of Beauty…
“#‘An American Pickle’ Review: A Clumsy But Sweet Story About Family, Friendship, and Pickles” For all its occasional bursts of fleeting beauty, the world is an inherently lonely place. And even those who prefer to remain loners can, on occasion, seek out the warmth of connection, however brief or fleeting. That search for connection is…
“#Out Stealing Horses Review: A Visually Stunning Coming of Age Drama” An unexpected encounter forces a bereaved widower to remember a fateful summer with his father. Out Stealing Horses vividly captures the transition from innocent adolescence to hardened adulthood. Adapted from the prizewinning novel by Norwegian author Per Petterson, Out Stealing Horses is a deeply…
“#The Tent Review: Apocalyptic Thriller Packs an Emotional Gut Punch” From writer and director Josh Couch, the new apocalyptic thriller The Tent is a bit of an emotional roller coaster, consistently building up to a powerful ending that will stick with you for days. An end-of-days tale of survival set in a world that’s been…
“#Radioactive Review: Rosamund Pike Electrifies as Marie Curie in Nuclear Biopic” Radioactive is a biographical romance about the life and impact of twice Nobel Prize winning scientist, Marie Curie. A trailblazer for women at the turn of the twentieth century, she and her husband Pierre transformed the understanding of atomic processes. The Curies created the…
“#The Rental Review: Dave Franco Shows Promise in Directorial Debut” Dave Franco shows promise in his feature directorial debut. The Rental is a lean, Hitchcockian thriller that devolves into a standard slasher film. The first two acts are quite gripping. A seemingly innocent weekend vacation exposes deep rifts between the characters. The tension becomes more…
“#‘The Rental’ Review: Dave Franco’s Directorial Debut Isn’t Groundbreaking, But It’s a Plenty Effective Horror Film” The Rental is a relationship drama that suddenly turns into a slasher movie. It probably shouldn’t work, and yet, director Dave Franco finds a way to strike the right balance. As we grow more and more caught up in the…
“#The Painted Bird Review: A Devastating Account of Survival” The Painted Bird is a bleak odyssey of humanity’s darkest instincts. A Jewish boy suffers horrific abuse while traversing an unnamed Slavic country during World War II. Shot in stark black and white, The Painted Bird has graphic depictions of murder, rape, pedophilia, and bestiality. The…