‘Poop Talk’ Review: Exactly What the Title Says
That’s right, someone made a documentary entirely about poop. I suppose it shouldn’t be too surprising. There are documentaries about every topic. Why should poop get left out?
Category Archives: At the Movies
Poll: What Is Your Favorite Marvel MCU Movie (So Far)?
Over the past decade, Marvel has already cranked out 18 movies as part of its Cinematic Universe project and shows no sign of slowing down. As Black Panther gets his first solo movie, let’s take a moment to assess which of t...
‘Early Man’ Review: Quest for Laughter
From its earliest days crafting music videos and Oscar-winning shorts, Aardman Animations has been one of the most delightfully consistent players in the field. The stop-motion studio specializes in creating beautifully animated s...
‘Black Panther’ Review: This Is How You Do It
It’s funny how perspective has shifted on Black Panther as a character so quickly. For years, he was a cult favorite who spoke to a specific community but never really took center stage. Then, as the Marvel movie empire expa...
Weekend Box Office: I Want to Break Free
Now six weeks in, this was only the second weekend in 2018 with a 2018 movie release winning the box office. Thanks to a lack of strong competition, the final ‘Fifty Shades’ movie came out on top.
Weekend Roundtable: Based on a True Story
When screenwriters run out of fiction ideas to make movies about, turning toward real events is often a good idea. Setting aside bio-pics of famous people (which we’ve already done a Roundtable about) or documentaries (did t...
Weekend Movies: Bad Hare Day
Much like last weekend, this week’s new movie offerings lack the stuff that makes you want to spend $10 (at the very least) to see anything new on the big screen.
‘Peter Rabbit’ Review: Beatrix Potter Plus Slapstick
In the wake of the whimsical joy of the irresistibly charming ‘Paddington’ movies, along comes ‘Peter Rabbit’, another classic British children’s yarn due for an update. Unfortunately, the folks behin...
‘Fifty Shades Freed’ Review: Why Must It End?!
Three years and millions of swooning hearts later, the ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ trilogy is finally complete. It’s hard to imagine life without this remarkable tale of love, devotion, and light bondage.
‘Last Men in Aleppo’ Review: True Heroism
Possibly the most harrowing and powerful part of Feras Fayyad’s documentary ‘Last Men in Aleppo’ is how banal it can seem at times. Don’t get me wrong, the film is far from boring. This intimate documentary...
‘Entanglement’ Review: M. Night Pixie Dream Girl
‘Entanglement’ is a tricky movie to write about. Broken down into the spoiler-free synopsis required for internet times, it sounds like whimsical hogwash arriving well over a decade too late to avoid complaints of clic...
‘A Fantastic Woman’ Review: Harrowing Truth
The deserved Best Foreign Language Film Oscar nominee ‘A Fantastic Woman’ is one of those “movies we need right now” that you tend to read about quite a bit this time of year – heavy dramas that deal with p...