Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews

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Run All Night

Nathan M Rose | Jun 16, 2015

While Run All Night is not in the same league as some of Liam Neeson’s other action films (Taken, Non-Stop), it is a very gripping and engaging story.

Full Review | Grade: B

Inside Out

Allison Rose | Jun 16, 2015

The voices in your head are real! They are cute, colorful, and wreak havoc with your emotions. At least that is what Disney and Pixar would like you to believe.

Full Review | Grade: B

Jurassic World

Nathan M Rose | Jun 11, 2015

Colin Treverrow has stated many times, during interviews that he wanted to create a film where adults could feel like kids again. He certainly accomplished this task, as Jurassic World reminded me why I fell in love with movies.

Full Review | Grade: A

McFarland, USA

Allison Rose | Jun 10, 2015

If you want to watch fiction based on truth, and have a few hours, I suggest sitting down with some popcorn and giving McFarland a go.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Duff

Allison Rose | Jun 09, 2015

While The Duff will never be as iconic as Clueless, Mean Girls, or The Breakfast Club, it is a solid effort into the continuing genre of high school angst films.

Full Review | Grade: B

Spy

Allison Rose | Jun 04, 2015

I recommend seeing Spy. It won’t be a waste of your money.

Full Review | Grade: A

Jupiter Ascending

Nathan M Rose | Jun 02, 2015

While Jupiter Ascending shows small moments of brilliance throughout its 125 minute run-time, it isn’t enough to pull this mess out of the black hole of bad science fiction space opera films that should never had been made.

Full Review | Grade: C

Focus

Allison Rose | May 28, 2015

I get why they named the movie Focus. As Will Smith's (Men in Black, Ali) character, Nicky, explains the trick to being a good con artist is to shift the victim's focus away fro...

Full Review | Grade: D