Del Toro’s “Frankenstein” is in Great Hands

Frankenstein. It’s a tale that never dies. With this latest incarnation, visionary filmmaker Guillermo del Toro puts his signature spin on Mary Shelley’s classic novel.…
“The Phoenician Scheme” Is Delightfully Absurd And Absurdly Delightful

For his 12th film, the masterful Wes Anderson has devised “The Phoenician Scheme,” an industrialist-themed yarn that blitzes with style and rattles with hilarity. Here,…
Film Review: “The Ballad of Wallis Island” is Bittersweet, Poignant And Uplifting All At Once

If you’re in the mood for a heartwarming dramedy with a folky soul, “The Ballad of Wallis Island” plays a tune that is both funny…
“Superman” a Rousing Portrayal of Humanity (and Super Fun!)

Writer/director James Gunn has a pretty stellar track record when it comes to the realm of spunky, comical, and heartfelt superhero films. In this latest…
Film Review: The Gamble of “Sinners” Pays Off

The word “Awesome” is thrown around a lot when it comes to films, but Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” resoundingly earns the honor. Part blockbuster with the…
“Paddington” is a Bright Spot, Expands True Meaning of Family

Film Review Everyone’s favorite fuzzy, bucket hat-wearing, marmalade-loving bear is back with “Paddington in Peru.” Whether you’ve seen the first two films in this series…
Film Review: “The Wild Robot”

Robot companions have long played a significant role in the universe of animated films, from “The Iron Giant,” to “Wall-E” to “Big Hero 6.” Blasting…
Film Review: “A Complete Unknown”

Were you there when Bob Dylan went electric? Director James Mangold pulls back the curtain and brings the riveting story to the screen with “A…
Pixar’s “Soul” is strange, inventive and ultimately touching

Pixar’s latest film Soul is a strange, inventive and ultimately touching exploration of life and death, music and passion, success and happiness and what it takes to…