FlickDirect Movie Reviews
Theatrical, Streaming, Physical Media Reviews by Jennifer Broderick
Browse reviews written by Jennifer Broderick, including critical takes on films, home entertainment releases, and television series.
A graduate of The George Washington University and Nova Southeastern Law School Jennifer Fischer Broderick’s fascination with the movie world started when she first saw Snow White on the big screen as a young child. When the producers of the movie Annie held auditions in NYC, Jennifer stood on line in the cold to try out for a part and actually made it past the first few try-outs. A vivacious reader, she is fascinated watching books and stories brought to life on the big screen. Jennifer has passed her love of movies onto her children and they are often found planning their weekends around opening premieres.
Batman Lego Movie
The Lego Batman Movie is about the emotional growth of Batman presented in a way that even the younger children can understand.
American Pastoral
Ewan McGregor gives a remarkable performance as a man who has it all but soon finds out what it is to have nothing.
Ballers: The Complete Second Season
Season Two of Ballers builds upon the plot of Season One and takes it a step further and deeper.
A Dog's Purpose
A Dog's Purpose is quietly emotional and teaches some important life lessons with humor and tears at the same time.
The Light Between Oceans
The Light Between Oceans is a deep, thoughtful story about love and life and the choices we make and the consequences with which we have to live.
Sherlock: Season Four
Episode Three is the final episode in the series. Will it bring closure for the series or will we see hints of a Series Five in the future?
The Girl On The Train
The train has a couple of unexpected stops along the way that delay you getting to the final destination, but the ride is the only way to get where you need to be.
Live By Night
Ben Affleck is definitely breaking out of his typical goofy romantic shell lately and Saldana does a good job bringing him into focus.
A Monster Calls
A Monster Calls is a can't miss movie. It's both devastatingly real and fantastically make believe at the same time.