Romance
Review: ‘Fifty Shades Freed’ is an Uneventful Climax Best Forgotten
Matt Marshall reviews 'Fifty Shades Freed,' the climactic chapter highlighting the marriage of Anastasia Steele and Christian Grey, though it's far from all bliss.
The Postman 20th Anniversary – Merry Christmas, Kevin Costner
I always liked The Postman. By Christmas Day 1997 I was used to being the defender of the year’s most maligned films. I’d already lived through Hudson Hawk, Memoirs of an Invisible Man, La...
Phantom Thread Movie Review: Phantom Phred Approves
Movies about domineering artists ask a relevant question: how much abuse will you take for the sake of the art? The fact that the art on display in Phantom Thread is dressmaking is only a vehicle for ...
Review: ‘Thelma’ Unlocks a Disturbing Supernatural Journey to Adulthood
Matt Marshall reviews 'Thelma,' a supernatural coming-of-age story and Norway's Oscar entry for Best Foreign Language Film.
The Bodyguard 25th Anniversary: I Will Always Love It
This weekend, the 25th anniversary of The Bodyguard falls on Saturday. It’s apropos because I saw it the Saturday of Thanksgiving weekend and it remains one of my most vivid moviegoing memories....
Review: ‘Amanda & Jack Go Glamping’ Plays It Safe in the Woods
Matt Marshall reviews 'Amanda & Jack Go Glamping,' an indie romantic comedy starring David Arquette, Amy Acker and June Squibb.
A Silent Voice: An Emotional Powerhouse That Happens to Be Animated
Justin Nordell reviews the anime film, A Silent Voice. A Silent Voice, screening in Regal Cinemas for two nights only November 7th and 8th.
Review: Summit Almost Reached In ‘The Mountain Between Us’
Review: Summit Almost Reached In ‘The Mountain Between Us’ Enough is going on in The Mountain Between Us to say it’s a watchable film. That may not seem like the best sort of claim, but look; here’s a...
TIFF 2017 Review: “Mary Shelley”
Ashley Menzel reviews the film "Mary Shelley" starring Elle Fanning, Douglas Booth, & Bel Powley. The film is directed by Haifaa Al-Mansour.