The Jungle Book – Review Danielle Davenport April 16, 2016 Reviews From the dulcet introductory Disney theme and the first hypnotic strains of the nostalgic score, it is evident that The Jungle Book’s audience is in safe hands. This film is an exercise in judgement and...
The Walk – Review Thom Denson October 10, 2015 Reviews Robert Zemeckis has forged a career from never being far from the latest in cinematic technology, and following forays into performance capture animation, he now makes his bow into live-action 3D filmmaking...
Self/less – Review Phil W. Bayles July 19, 2015 Reviews It speaks volumes about the sheer tedium of Tarsem Singh’s Self/less that its most annoying aspect is the errant punctuation in its title. Is the film supposed to be called “Self or less?” - Sounds like...
Stonehearst Asylum – Review Stephen O'Nion April 26, 2015 Reviews This is not a horror film. To say more would spoil the surprise(s). Instead, know that Stonehearst Asylum is frequently fantastic, utterly assured, and fully committed to pulling one genre switcheroo after...
Life – Berlinale 2015 Review Danielle Davenport February 18, 2015 Reviews 1 Comment Life begins with exciting momentum. It enjoys high quality writing and is genuinely funny at times. It is aesthetically impactful. So what’s the problem? Good writing does not necessarily equal a good...
Ender’s Game – Review Stephen O'Nion November 4, 2013 Reviews 1 Comment In the wake of Will, Matt and Tom’s duds, it falls to Asa “boy in the Tron spacejamas” Butterfield to deliver 2013’s decent sci-fi flick. Well, damn. Gavin Hood’s adaptation of Orson Scott...