Movie / Film Reviews

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Johnny English Strikes Again

Allison Rose | Oct 24, 2018

No, Johnny English Strikes Again won’t win any awards but it will resonate with fans of the character and Atkinson’s shtick.

Full Review | Grade: C

First Man

Allison Rose | Oct 11, 2018

First Man is dramatic and thoughtful and balances the silence and tension with the lighter moments. It’s an interesting take on The United States Space program in the 1960’s and the man that would become revered as an American Hero.

Full Review | Grade: B

A Star Is Born

Allison Rose | Oct 01, 2018

You should see A Star is Born... no questions asked.

Full Review | Grade: A

Night School

Allison Rose | Sep 27, 2018

Night School offers some of the laughs and gags are so funny that you can't hear the next bit of dialog because the audience is laughing too hard!

Full Review | Grade: C

Smallfoot

Allison Rose | Sep 26, 2018

Small Foot will also provoke controversy, especially from religious groups. Depending on one’s viewpoint, Small Foot can make the argument either for or against organized religion.

Full Review | Grade: B

Love, Gilda

Allison Rose | Sep 20, 2018

Love, Gilda showcases her talent and reminds us all why we fell in love with her in the first place.

Full Review | Grade: B

Peppermint

Allison Rose | Sep 06, 2018

For the average moviegoer or for fans of Jennifer Garner Peppermint doesn't go far enough to offer a worthwhile experience. I don't think we will see a sequel coming down the road for this one and that isn't necessarily a bad thing.

Full Review | Grade: C

Kin

Allison Rose | Aug 30, 2018

James Franco is excellent as the stereotypical sleazy dirtbag. As an actor, he is a chameleon who always delivers on screen.

Full Review | Grade: C

Bang The Drum Slowly

Allison Rose | Aug 26, 2018

Even though Bang The Drum Slowly is forty-five years old is it as poignant and relevant today as it was back in the 1970’s. It’s worth watching for any young person, especially those involved in sports.

Full Review | Grade: A