Half of this movie has Rose Byrne excelling, while the other half is too stressful. There’s a lot of critics who might see “If I Had Legs I’d Kick You” a lot […]
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You
A Little Prayer
David Strathairn is excellent when he deals with family drama. I apologize if I’m late with my review of “A Little Prayer.” I couldn’t find a place for it in my theatrical […]
Roofman
I’m a Toys “R” Us kid with this movie. When we see Channing Tatum robbing a McDonalds and suggesting that the franchise never notice some missing money, it relaxes me because I […]
Urchin
Harris Dickinson’s directorial debut is a trippy one. I met Harris Dickinson a few years ago at a screening of “The Iron Claw,” and I think he’s an amazing young actor. His […]
Kiss of the Spider Woman
A delightful musical that speaks for politics and Golden Age movies. A note for today’s generation of movie goers: don’t go see “Kiss of the Spider Woman” thinking it was going to […]
After the Hunt
Julia Roberts’ first collaboration with Luca Guadagnino is a misfire. Luca Guadagnino’s “After the Hunt” opens with Woody Allen styled credits, especially with the casting in alphabetical order (Ayo Edebiri, Andrew Garfield, […]
A House of Dynamite
An explosive movie that reflects on our world and shocks us. Think back to movies like “Dr. Strangelove” and “Crimson Tide,” and acknowledge the different genres used to explore topics about the […]
Steve
It should deal with the subject matter more. Last year, we received “Small Things Like These,” which was a small, but quite essential Irish drama about a man who shares kindness with […]
The Ice Tower
It should send a chill down your spine. When you see “The Ice Tower,” and acknowledge that it’s inspired by “The Snow Queen,” don’t expect Idina Menzel to show up. Expect a […]
The Smashing Machine
It gives The Rock a fighting chance to try something different with his acting career. It would make sense that Dwayne Johnson would reconnect with his wrestling days, back when he was […]
