Movie / Film Reviews

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Wrath of Man

Alyn Darnay | May 07, 2021

If you've been waiting for an intense revenge thriller with some strong plot maneuvering and an overload of violence to come along, "Wrath Of Man" should satisfy you.

Full Review | Grade: B

Wrath of Man

Allison Rose | May 06, 2021

Part of what leads to Wrath of Man’s ultimate demise, is the story and the script.

Full Review | Grade: C

Limbo

Allison Rose | Apr 29, 2021

Having spent time in Syria, Sharrock has a unique perspective on the unrest in the country and the angst and fear of those who fled for parts unknown.

Full Review | Grade: B

Tom Clancy's Without Remorse

Allison Rose | Apr 28, 2021

The cast makes the best of a somewhat disjointed script.

Full Review | Grade: C

Mortal Kombat

Allison Rose | Apr 23, 2021

Fans of the video game will find much to love about Mortal Kombat including the various fight sequences showcasing copious amounts of blood and gore.

Full Review | Grade: C

The Mitchells vs. The Machines

Allison Rose | Apr 21, 2021

Colman … is a scene-stealer each and every time her character (the equivalent of a smartphone) delivers a line.

Full Review | Grade: B

Voyagers

Allison Rose | Apr 08, 2021

The script leaves much to be desired, following a narrow path instead of exploring other avenues the story could have branched off into.

Full Review | Grade: D

Godzilla vs Kong

Allison Rose | Mar 29, 2021

The special effect and fight scenes are well done, which will probably make any true Kong and/or Godzilla fan happy.

Full Review | Grade: C

Nobody

Alyn Darnay | Mar 25, 2021

I think this is an instant classic, a film that comes out of nowhere and propels a Nobody to Somebody stature.

Full Review | Grade: B

Nobody

Allison Rose | Mar 22, 2021

While Nobody isn’t a comedy per se, it has a few very funny moments, most of them courtesy of Hutch’s father, David (Christopher Lloyd, Back to the Future Trilogy).

Full Review | Grade: B