Love, Simon
“Charming, authentic and emboldening. A milestone for mainstream gay movies.”
A Wrinkle in Time
“A convoluted fairy tale that attempts to turn its nonsensical narrative into something compelling.”
Gringo
“Definitely has a nasty streak, director but Nash Edgerton and crew fail to make it cut deep enough.”
Red Sparrow
“[It’s] deception and manipulation, even while between the thighs of J-Law, is somewhat of a dull affair.”
Game Night
“With sharp jokes, queasy-worthy violence and some nicely timed movie references, the comedy scores.'”
Fifty Shades Freed
“Anastasia might have a safe word to stop the pain, but ‘Freed’ doesn’t give audiences the same luxury.”
Early Man
“Feels like an animated movie that lost its way somewhere in the brainstorming process.”
Call Me By Your Name
“Their connection is powerful. The relationship feels less like a summer fling and more like two souls uniting.”
Phantom Thread
“Anderson expands his exploration on relationship dynamics to reveal a wickedly humorous romance.”
Star Wars: The Last Jedi
“[Daisy Ridley] anchors and drives the emotional and narrative core of the film. Her focus is unblinking.”
The Disaster Artist
“James Franco’s wonderful performance, like the film itself, is easily on par with ‘Ed Wood.'”
The Man Who Invented Christmas
“Christopher Plummer makes a wonderfully devious Ebenezer Scrooge.”