Movie / Film Reviews

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Criminial

Allison Rose | Apr 14, 2016

Criminal is a very nondescript title for a somewhat interesting film, and that is only the first of a few of the problems plaguing Director Ariel Vromen’s (The Iceman) newest release.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Boss

Allison Rose | Apr 07, 2016

The real tragedy of The Boss is that, for a comedy, it isn’t remotely funny.

Full Review | Grade: D

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice

Allison Rose | Mar 24, 2016

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice lacks is excitement. It has plenty of fighting scenes but no real urgency to add suspense.

Full Review | Grade: B

Eye in the Sky

Allison Rose | Mar 23, 2016

There is so much right about Eye in the Sky it’s difficult to find many flaws.

Full Review | Grade: A

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2

Allison Rose | Mar 23, 2016

Part of what makes My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 so much fun is the cast. From Vardalos to Corbett and Constantine, Kazan, and every one in between, the comedic timing is spot on and serious delivery of such obviously hilarious dialogue is terrific.

Full Review | Grade: B

Allegiant

Allison Rose | Mar 17, 2016

Allegiant is beginning to suffer the same fate as another recent book trilogy turned movie series, in that it has lost some of the original appeal and has gotten boring.

Full Review | Grade: C

10 Cloverfield Lane

Allison Rose | Mar 10, 2016

10 Cloverfield Lane has a good, solid script, a great cast – with early Oscar buzz for Goodman – and enough suspense to keep audiences waiting to see what happens next.

Full Review | Grade: B

Zootopia

Allison Rose | Mar 03, 2016

As with most Disney film the cast is terrific and Goodwin and Bateman play off each other like a well oiled machine.

Full Review | Grade: A

London Has Fallen

Allison Rose | Mar 03, 2016

Reprising his role as Banning, Butler was a strong casting choice in the first film, and he continues his tough guy, “take no prisoners” persona in this one as well.

Full Review | Grade: B