Review: The Mule
Earl Stone, the 90-year-old horticulturalist and Korean war veteran that Clint Eastwood embodies in his latest film, The Mule, is such an...
Review: Extinction
Timing is everything. Take the twist in Extinction, which comes an hour after the film starts and which is meant to have viewers rethink...
Review: Ant-Man and the Wasp
In the grand scheme of the Marvel Universe, the character of Ant-Man has always served as a diversion, comic relief in the company of his...
Review: A Wrinkle in Time
There's something irresistibly ingratiating about Ava DuVernay's film adaptation of Madeleine L'Engle's beloved 1962 classic, A Wrinkle...
Review: CHiPS
A fun but not exactly great TV series that ran from 1977 - 1983, CHiPS, like most big-screen adaptations of shows from the '70s or '80s,...
Review: Collateral Beauty
Will Smith bikes a lot in Collateral Beauty. Sometimes he cries whilst biking. Mostly he's mad. It doesn't really matter for Collateral...
Review: War on Everyone
A ramshackle hybrid of The French Connection and Starsky and Hutch (the film, not the television series), War on Everyone marks John...
Review: The Martian
The Martian is director Ridley Scott's rendition of a workplace comedy. It might be odd to describe it as such, but not entirely...
Review: Vacation
Torturous, mean-spirited and deeply unfunny, there is no reason in the world that Vacation should have ever been made or allowed to see...
Review: Ant-Man
For better or worse, everything is connected in the Marvel Universe. The ties may at times be tenuous, but they are in place nonetheless....
