Movie / Film Reviews

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Office Christmas Party

Allison Rose | Dec 08, 2016

Office Christmas Party had some funny moments without being incredibly raunchy which is a nice change from the “Sausage Party” mentality.

Full Review | Grade: C

Allied

Jennifer Broderick | Nov 23, 2016

Allied is a refreshing alternative movie in a world of ever growing Superhero and fantasy movies.

Full Review | Grade: A

Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

Allison Rose | Nov 17, 2016

When it comes to wizards, J.K. Rowling can do no wrong.

Full Review | Grade: B

Nocturnal Animals

Allison Rose | Nov 17, 2016

With so many superhero action-packed movies erupting from Hollywood in the last few years, this is certainly a welcomed change.

Full Review | Grade: A

Arrival

Allison Rose | Nov 10, 2016

Director Denis Villeneuve does a very good job keeping the pace going throughout Arrival.

Full Review | Grade: A

Trolls

Allison Rose | Nov 03, 2016

Trolls' animation is fantastic with color hues that are vibrant and full and run the entire spectrum.

Full Review | Grade: B

Doctor Strange

Allison Rose | Nov 03, 2016

There is humor strewn throughout Doctor Strange, although it sometimes felt like (at times) it was too much.

Full Review | Grade: B

Inferno

Allison Rose | Oct 27, 2016

Inferno's ending has been altered. While cinematically more exciting, it also holds no mystery. Audiences who don’t know the story might find it wrapped up the movie neatly, but those who do won’t necessarily enjoy it.

Full Review | Grade: B

The Pickle Recipe

Judith Raymer | Oct 21, 2016

Magda Evolved, Rabbi Ted & a Hose Down….A Pun-ful Pickle

Full Review | Grade: A

Jack Reacher: Never Go Back

Jennifer Broderick | Oct 20, 2016

There is cohesive synergy between the cast. Cruise, Smulders, and Yarosh make a great threesome- all exploring new aspects of individual relationships that really give the movie depth.

Full Review | Grade: B