Tag: Movie Review
Review: X-Men films finally achieve cinematic glory with LOGAN
Our review of the newest Wolverine solo feature finds that it's finally the film the character deserves
The 10 Best Films of 2016
Our Entertainment Editor, Kyle Pinion, selects the 10 best films of the year
Review: ROGUE ONE marks a frustrating step back in Disney’s Star Wars
For just about every potential good moment it flirts with, Rogue One trips over itself with senselessly poor decisions and a breakneck pace when it really could have used some time to allow this feisty little team time to marinate.
Review: DOCTOR STRANGE is Marvel’s best visual spectacle to date
Our review of Marvel Studios' fourteenth feature
Review: SUICIDE SQUAD, a team-up that’s unlikely to save the DC Cinematic Universe
The lackluster super-villain team-up fails to provide the spark needed to cap off WB's rough 2016
Review: X-MEN: APOCALYPSE is easily one of the worst films of the franchise
It's possible we may owe Brett Ratner a big apology.
I recognize that quality in these superhero outings are often a game of inches. Sometimes we forgive the somewhat ramshackle plotting of one because of...
Thoughts from a second CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR viewing (spoilers!)
While I saw Captain America: Civil War a few weeks ago, I got an opportunity to take another peek at it during the press screening that occurred this past Tuesday night. In short, my...
Review: BATMAN v SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE sacrifices storytelling for table-setting
I really like Zack Snyder. I'm not afraid to admit it.
I think both Dawn of the Dead and 300 are solidly enjoyable films, the latter likely being his best effort on the big screen....
Review: 10 CLOVERFIELD LANE shows us how to successfully leverage a franchise
By now you've heard the obligatory spiel about 10 Cloverfield Lane; how the J.J. Abrams-produced project was kept under wraps using a different name and then suddenly thrust upon the public on an unassuming...
Review: DEADPOOL, a movie only a fan could love
We review The Merc with a Mouth's big screen adventure
Review: Hail, Caesar! – a gorgeous mess
We review the latest comedic romp from The Coen Brothers
The Beat Goes to the Movies: THE REVENANT
By Harper W. Harris
Whether you agree with its sweeping of last years Oscars or not, Birdman was a big deal. It brought mainstream attention to an artsy, technically impressive film that laid out some...
