Belfast is a new semi-autobiographical film from director Kenneth Branagh, chronicling a young boy’s life during the Northern Ireland conflict, also known as “The Troubles,” during the lat…
‘Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar’ Giveaway: Enter for a chance to see Kristen Wiig’s new comedy for free
We are excited to offer a chance for our readers to enjoy Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar, starring Kristen Wiig and Jamie Dornan, at home for free! Wiig reteams with Annie Mumolo for a brand new …
‘Wild Mountain Thyme’ review: Romance is lost amid inconsistent storytelling
Wild Mountain Thyme is a wildly imbalanced ride from start to finish. It begins with scenic views of Ireland: gorgeous green meadows settling into the foreground of a serene countryside. The calmness …
Untogether Movie Review: Jemima Kirke Shines in an Incohesive Film
Untogether, Emma Forrest’s directorial and writing debut, aims to tell a unified story of people and the relationships they have with each other, but the result is a fragmented plot held together by m…
A Private War Movie Review: Rosamund Pike Does Justice To Marie Colvin’s Incredible Story
For a film about conflict, A Private War is remarkably apolitical, as well as an unapologetic tribute to its subject, war correspondent Marie Colvin, a legendary name in journalistic circles. The fact…
Fifty Shades Freed Movie Review: The Best is Saved for Last (Yet Still Not Enough)
Was it all a dream? Is the nightmare finally over? These were thoughts that immediately came to mind as soon as the lights turned on after Fifty Shades Freed, the third and (hopefully) final installme…
Movie Review: Fifty Shades Darker
I’m a little loss for words about Fifty Shades Darker, the second installment of E.L. James’ Fifty Shades of Grey trilogy to hit the big screen this Valentine’s Day weekend. I’m not speechless over ho…