Review: ‘Radioactive’
Marjane Satrapi’s new film about the extraordinary life of pioneering scientist Marie Curie (Rosamund Pike) begins almost at the end of her life. Continue reading Review: ‘Radioactive’
Review: ‘Yes, God, Yes’
Rachel Maine’s angst comedy will resonate strongly with anyone who grew up during a certain time period. Continue reading Review: ‘Yes, God, Yes’
Review: Go ‘Greyhound’ With Tom Hanks
Tom Hanks is the only reason to see Greyhound, but that’s a very good reason, indeed. Putting aside his debut in an a supporting role in horror flick He Knows You’re Alone (1980), the actor’s timeless, instantly likeable charm served … Continue reading Review: Go ‘Greyhound’ With Tom Hanks
Review: ‘Four Kids and It,’ Appealing, Robust Adventures, and Charm to Boot
Paula Patton, Matthew Goode, Russell Brand and Michael Caine’s voice star in the family film, directed by Andy De Emmony. Ros (Teddie-Rose Malleson-Allen) loves books. Smash (Ahsley Aufderheide) throws rocks. They are both 13 years of age. Otherwise, they don’t … Continue reading Review: ‘Four Kids and It,’ Appealing, Robust Adventures, and Charm to Boot
Review: ‘My Spy’
Peter Segal’s My Spy doesn’t gain any points for narrative originality. With a plot rehashed from a film that would’ve been a star vehicle for Arnold Schwarzenegger in the late 80’s or early 90’s, in this day and age, that … Continue reading Review: ‘My Spy’
Review: ‘You Should Have Left’ Unsettles to a Diabolical Degree
Kevin Bacon and Amanda Seyfried star in the psychological thriller, directed by David Koepp. All they wanted was a pleasant, relaxing family vacation. They got something else, instead. By all outward appearances, Theo Conroy (Kevin Bacon) should be a happy … Continue reading Review: ‘You Should Have Left’ Unsettles to a Diabolical Degree
