Pain and sadness. Danger and Violence. Tragedy, regret, and the loss of one’s identity. Such is the recipe for the prison film. Such a well-traveled subject has been the focus of a lot of good ones, and a few great ones. The Australian drama, Inside, is one of the great ones. Inside Review Since the silent film era, hundreds of prison movies ...
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The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review: Guy Ritchie At His Best
Stellar action sequences, tight editing, and a cast who is clearly having a blast, The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is Guy Ritchie getting back to basics in a brilliant way. The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare Review Adapting author Damien Lewis’s 2014 novel about Winston Churchill’s classified execution of Operation Postmaster ...
Arthur the King Movie Review: A Heartwarming Adventure Story
Mark Wahlberg stars alongside a lovable dog in Arthur the King, a heartwarming, feel-good story about perseverance, conquering doubt and an unbreakable bond. Arthur the King Movie Review Directed by Simon Cellan Jones from a screenplay by Michael Brandt, Arthur the King is based on Mikael Lindnord’s memoir “Arthur: The Dog Who Crossed the ...
The Re-Education of Molly Singer Review: A Crazy Good Time
Another solid entry into the rated R comedy genre, The Re-Education of Molly Singer reverses the adult going back to school trope for a crazy good time. The Re-Education of Molly Singer Review Party girl Molly Singer (Britt Robertson) somehow managed to graduate from college and get a job at a legal firm. You would think that means she ...
Joy Ride Movie Review: A Naughty & Hilarious Laugh-Out-Loud Comedy
A wickedly naughty road trip adventure, Joy Ride is a genuinely funny film that will make you laugh-out-loud while tugging at some heartstrings. Joy Ride Movie Review Growing up as the only Chinese American girls in their town, Audrey (Ashley Park) and Lolo (Sherry Cola) have been best friends since childhood. Audrey, who was adopted ...
