All posts tagged "movie review"
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“Train to Busan” illustrates unity
As self-quarantines are carried out in hopes of keeping our community safe and healthy, many people are turning on their televisions and settling in for...
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“The Farewell” doesn’t say goodbye
“The Farewell” tells a heartfelt story that illustrates the concept of love and family, the ties between happiness and tragedy, and the clashes between different...
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Skywalker doesn’t rise to all the expectations
JJ Abrams returns to direct his second Star Wars movie, “Star Wars: The Last Jedi.” Fans have been anticipating this movie since the release of...
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Little Women feels like coming home
The values of home and happiness are timeless. The newly released movie “Little Women,” adapted from Louisa May Alcott’s novel by Greta Gerwig and nominated...
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“Knives Out” stuns audiences
“Knives Out” is the newest addition to the “whodunit genre,” placing a fresh twist on classics such as “Clue.” Released worldwide on Nov. 27, the...
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Frozen 2 shatters screens
With freshly different outfits, unfamiliar settings and new songs, the recent Frozen sequel was filled with stand-out features. Released on Nov. 22, “Frozen 2” brought...
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Ford vs. Ferrari races into the box office
Contrary to what the name implies, “Ford vs. Ferrari” isn’t just a car movie with fast driving and loud races. The film combines drama with...
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“Hustle” into theaters
Popular music, sparkling costumes and loads of money are only a few of the eye-catching features in the new movie, “Hustlers.” The film was released...
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How to relive the best 52 hours of your life
This review must be prefaced by an acknowledgement of the fact that I am a longtime, hardcore Downton Abbey fan. I know and love all...
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“IT” is “two” disappointing
Pennywise the Dancing Clown makes his return in “IT Chapter Two,” which was released on Sept. 6 as a sequel to the highly successful “IT”...