Do we need another movie about characters caught in a time loop, reliving the same day over and over? “The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things” isn’t as great as “Groundhog Day,” but is it worth your time? Here’s my review.
Here’s my review of a new movie about a onetime leader of the Black Panther Party and the infiltrator who was forced to betray him by the FBI, with stunning performances by Daniel Kaluuya and LaKeith Stanfield.
Here’s my review of “Land,” starring (and directed by) Robin Wright as a woman trying to overcome a personal trauma by moving to a log cabin atop a mountain in Wyoming, where she’s determined to make it on her own.
Here’s my review of “The Donut King,” a documentary about “Uncle Ted,” the man behind more than 5,000 mom-and-pop donut shops in California operated mostly by families of Cambodian refugees. I got a sugar rush just watching it.
Here’s my review of a psychological thriller starring Denzel Washington and a badly miscast Rami Malek. Let me explain why you shouldn’t waste your time watching it.
Here’s my review of a movie starring Riz Ahmed as a rock and roll drummer who loses his hearing and has to learn how to navigate his way through the Deaf community.