Movie / Film Reviews

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Tom & Jerry

Allison Rose | Feb 26, 2021

As a family-friendly movie, it gets high marks for making the plot fun for younger audiences while throwing in some private jokes for their parents.

Full Review | Grade: B

Cherry

Allison Rose | Feb 25, 2021

Holland sheds his boyish Peter Parker charm for Cherry and it pays off…

Full Review | Grade: B

Flora & Ulysses

Allison Rose | Feb 17, 2021

Once your children watch Flora & Ulysses, they will be begging you for a poetry writing, superhero squirrel!

Full Review | Grade: B

The Mauritanian

Allison Rose | Feb 12, 2021

The star of this movie and the one who is a stand-out amongst these fine actors is Rahim.

Full Review | Grade: B

Land

Allison Rose | Feb 11, 2021

Through Wright's performance we experience Edee’s suffering, grief and hopelessness, while not knowing the full story of what brought her to the decision to live as a hermit in the mountains.

Full Review | Grade: B

Judas and the Black Messiah

Allison Rose | Feb 10, 2021

Relative newcomer director Shaka King (Newlyweeds) taps some of today's hot, young talent for this film which helps take the screenplay from very good to great.

Full Review | Grade: B

Bliss

Allison Rose | Feb 04, 2021

If you want a "thinking movie", Bliss might be right up your alley but for the majority of people I suspect it will just simply seem weird.

Full Review | Grade: C

Palmer

Allison Rose | Jan 29, 2021

Palmer can be somewhat predictable, but this cast gives it something more that makes it worth watching and makes the viewer wish it was longer.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Little Things

Allison Rose | Jan 28, 2021

While Hancock’s script ends with a few plot twists, it simply is choppy and laden with subplots that are left unformed.

Full Review | Grade: C

Saint Maud

Allison Rose | Jan 26, 2021

While Saint Maud is categorized as a horror/thriller, I found it to be more a drama about a delusional and mentally ill woman who turns to religion as a way to cope.

Full Review | Grade: B