Film Reviews
“Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk” Review
Ashley Menzel reviews Ang Lee's latest film, based on a novel of the same name, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk.
Review: ‘Doctor Strange’ Embraces Marvel’s Weird Psychedelic Side
Matt Marshall ventures into Marvel's most psychedelic origin story yet in 'Doctor Strange,' starring Benedict Cumberbatch.
Blu-ray Review: ‘Star Trek Beyond’ Boldly Goes Into Familiar Territory
Matt Marshall revisit one of summer's better films and sequels in 'Star Trek Beyond,' now available on Blu-ray combo pack.
Review: ‘Miss Hokusai’ Applies a Broad Series of Beautiful Vignettes
Matt Marshall pieces together various vignettes in the unconventional anime bio-pic of artist O-Ei in 'Miss Hokusai' from GKIDS.
“Trolls” Review: Bright, Beautiful, & Full of Fun
Ashley Menzel reviews the newest Dreamworks Animation film, Trolls, starring Anna Kendrick, Justin Timberlake, and many more of our favorite stars.
Review: ‘Inferno’ Trapped in the Depths of Hellish Mediocrity
Matt Marshall returns to the world of Harvard symbologist, Robert Langdon in Ron Howard's latest globe-trotting apocalypse, 'Inferno.'
‘Doctor Strange’ Review: A Marvelous Visual Spectacle
Benedict Cumberbatch tackles his first role as a superhero in Marvel's Doctor Strange. Does he rise to the occasion or fall flat?
‘Hacksaw Ridge’ Review: A New Type of War Film
Ashley Menzel reviews the war bio-pic drama Hacksaw Ridge, starring Andrew Garfield, Vince Vaughn and directed by Mel Gibson.
Review: ‘Shin Godzilla’ is Mild Roar Back to Toho’s Original Success
Matt Marshall checks out to see if Toho's 'Shin Godzilla' can top the last few American 'Godzilla' productions.