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The latest Thor movie does its best to reinvent itself from the serious superhero, “save the world” usual fare into more of a humorous, Guardians of the Galaxy kind of way but sadly it just doesn’t mesh well with what we know of the series.

Full Review | Grade: B

Three Billboards wasn’t as gut-wrenching as I originally thought it would be but it was still emotional.  Phenomenally acted it reminds us that actions have consequences and not just for ourselves.

Full Review | Grade: B

The cast of this remake is veritable who’s who of Hollywood elite. Unfortunately, this script doesn’t give any of them a meaty enough part to sink their teeth into.  While terrific as usual, none of then deliver an Oscar-worthy performance.

Full Review | Grade: B

If you are a Disney fan or have little ones at home this is a purchase you certainly want to make. Disney movies are always a treat and this older one certainly stands the test of time and remains an enjoyable story told through the eyes of some adorable dogs.

Full Review | Grade: B

Already a Golden Globe winner for Best Motion Picture – Animated and a near shoe-in for the Oscar this year, Coco offers so much that it really is a complete movie for both children and adults to enjoy.

Full Review | Grade: B

Darkest Hour offers a look into a very specific and limited time frame in Churchill’s reign. The tumultuous issues would have given any politician cause for concern and pause but the movie depicts Churchill as a rather eccentric yet brilliant man.

Full Review | Grade: B

Sean Baker does an excellent job of editing the film and the pace moves along nicely.  The script is well done and the subject matter is very interesting.

Full Review | Grade: B

While focusing on the drama of the Middle East that has been a focal point of this Country for years now, Homeland still has a basic premise at heart - good old human drama which always makes for thrilling television. 

Full Review | Grade: B

At a time in our lives when bullying is so prevalent and not tolerated and inclusion is the word of the day, it seems Palacio’s novel and the subsequent film ring true.  Wonder is a feel-good movie with a deeper message that stars a great cast.

Full Review | Grade: B

Day of the Dead: Bloodline has many faults but one thing it does right is the makeup effects.

Full Review | Grade: C