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Triple 9
Nothing More than a Poor Man's
Training Day
In an era where modern-day police ethics are regularly called into question, Triple 9 only fuels the fire as there's nary a good guy dressed in...
February 25, 2016
This
Race
Finishes with Substance & Heart
The athletic achievements of Olympic legend Jesse Owens are nothing short of remarkable, but Race is so much more than your average sports movie or...
February 17, 2016
Providence
Has Its Heart in the Right Place, but Not Much Else
Providence is best described as a faith-based romance in the Nicholas Sparks vein, a just-in-time-for-Valentine's film for Christians. But a...
February 10, 2016
Hail, Caesar!
is a Goofy Valentine to Hollywood's Golden Age
In what's easily one of the Coen Brothers' zaniest movies about Hollywood's inner workings since Barton Fink, the audience is transported back to...
February 03, 2016
The Choice
: Predestined for Predictability
Nicholas Sparks has repeatedly tried to recapture the lightning in a bottle of The Notebook. The Choice may have emotional stakes but delivers...
February 03, 2016
Kung Fu Panda
's Third Chapter Still Has Plenty of Kick
The Kung Fu Panda movies have been a consistently fun and family-friendly cinematic diversion for eight years now, proof that a simple,...
January 28, 2016
The 5th Wave
Crashes and Burns into Dystopian Oblivion
Rick Yancey's book has to be far better than this resulting movie. How else to explain how such a bloated dystopian mess got greenlighted in the...
January 21, 2016
Joy
: Lawrence is So Good, She Can Make a Movie about a Mop Sparkle
Despite having enough material for three separate movies, this story about a harried female inventor satisfies on multiple levels thanks to the...
December 24, 2015
Strong Female Leads Aside, This
Carol
Doesn't Quite Sing
Blanchett may be considered an Oscar frontrunner for her performance, but Carol, about a lesbian love affair in the 1950s, is pretty scant on...
December 24, 2015
Dueling Ferrell & Wahlberg Should Have Made
Daddy's Home
Funnier
This movie would've been so much better if the leads had switched roles. As it is, it's neither edgy enough for the comedy crowd, or friendly...
December 24, 2015
The Big Short
is the Most Entertaining (and Sobering) Economics Lesson Ever
Like a well-staged morality play that’s far more entertaining than preachy, this film asks the big questions The Wolf of Wall Street never quite...
December 22, 2015
Church Satire Fails on All Fronts - Especially Humor - in
Don Verdean
It could've been timely satire. Instead, it falls flat in every possible way: shockingly unfunny with a point of view so tepid and timid that...
December 09, 2015
Creed
Packs a Franchise-Reinvigorating Punch
Not only pays homage to the original Rocky with plenty of knowing winks, but raises the bar with a solid storyline, memorable performances and even...
November 24, 2015
Banal
By the Sea
is Beautiful but Boring
Director and female lead Angelina Jolie Pitt turns an intriguing-enough premise into a sumptuously-lit slog of a movie where the most exciting...
November 19, 2015
In a High-Tech World,
Peanuts
is a Lo-Fi Delight
Considering how sophisticated animated movies have become thanks to Pixar, one still couldn’t help wondering if something based on a comic strip...
November 06, 2015
Too Many Dystopian Clichés Extinguish
The Scorch Trials
Normally, an element of surprise is a real asset in storytelling, but this sequel clutters a script that already wasn't making much sense in the...
September 17, 2015
For a Movie about Heaven,
90 Minutes
is Surprisingly Earthbound
Lacks the production values of Heaven is for Real, but follows its source material more closely. But a plodding pace and a surprising shortage of...
September 10, 2015
Thanks to Redford, Nolte,
Woods
is a Walk Unspoiled
The script may only scratch the surface on more significant matters, but it’s fun to see these actors out amid jaw-dropping scenery in a story that...
September 01, 2015
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