A Categories Reviews TV January 22, 2022 As We See It treats autistic people with kid gloves Old stereotypes about autistic people get trotted out again in Amazon's blinkered new series.
W Categories Movies Reviews January 15, 2022 Who We Are is an expansive yet intimate look at uniquely American horrors This documentary is no easy watch, but it does prove to be a stirring and necessary one.
D Categories Movies Reviews January 3, 2022 Don’t pay a visit to The Tender Bar George Clooney’s newest lacks personality or wisdom and strands its talented cast with a hazy script.
M Categories Movies Reviews December 18, 2021 MacGruber is what you’d expect, for better and for worse The character couldn’t quite carry a feature film and now he can’t quite carry a Peacock comedy.
S Categories Movies Reviews December 18, 2021 Sing 2 sings a mechanically familiar harmony The sequel to Sing is as perfunctory and over-stuffed as its predecessor.
M Categories Movies Reviews December 14, 2021 Manners maketh man—dismal filmmaking maketh The King’s Man The only new thing The King’s Man brings to the Kingsman series is crummy craft.
B Categories Movies Reviews December 7, 2021 Back to the Outback detours through Madagascar to get down Down Under This Australian animated adventure will prove familiar, if inoffensive, even to younger moviegoers.
D Categories Movies Reviews November 27, 2021 Don’t bother unwrapping the formulaic comedy 8-Bit Christmas 1980s nostalgia is nowhere near enough to keep this project afloat.
C Categories Movies Reviews November 24, 2021 Clerk. is a slight but charming look back at Kevin Smith’s career This look at Smith’s filmmaking trajectory doesn’t delve deep, but it certainly isn’t a Cop Out either.
R Categories Movies Reviews November 24, 2021 Robin Robin takes flight as heart Yuletide family entertainment The artists at Aardman deliver another winner with this tale about a clumsy robin.
