There’s no doubting that Beauty and the Beast has a big dose of that Disney magic.
Category: Film
The Eyes of My Mother Review
The Eyes of My Mother isn’t your average horror genre schlock. It avoids jump scares, traditional music cues, and even, for the most part, visual violence. Instead it opts for creeping tension, and a less is more approach. And it’s an approach that works on the whole, even if it does stretch itself a bit too…
Kong: Skull Island Review
I can’t stress enough how bonkers Kong: Skull Island is.
Logan Review
This is the end. And what a satisfying end it is.
Certain Women Review
Certain Women is all about the performances, and those of all four of the film’s female leads are, without fail, impeccable.
A Cure For Wellness Review
It’s a downward spiral of a movie, going from moderately interesting, to tone deaf, all the way to outright horrible (and ridiculous) come the close.
John Wick: Chapter 2 Review
Admittedly, I am pretty late to the John Wick party. But boy am I glad to finally be on board!
Rings Review
Whoever thought that trying to make a well-dwelling, fourth wall breaking, mass murdering girl sympathetic would be a good idea could not have been more wrong.
Manchester By The Sea Mini Review
“I can’t beat it. I can’t beat it. I’m sorry.”
T2 Trainspotting Review
Trainspotting caught lightning in a bottle. It was very much a product of the ’90s, a snapshot of an alternative, and grittier side of British youth subculture. An effortlessly cool, anarchic classic that resonated with its audience (myself included), and that directly tackled the issues it spoke of with a brutal level of honesty.
A Monster Calls Mini Review
“If you have to break things, then by God, you break them!”
La La Land Review
La La Land is a film for the dreamers among us all. A tale full of hope, ambition, and joy. And what better place for the aspirational than the movie capital of the world, Hollywood?
Flicks and Pieces 