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A Movie Review of Molly’s Game by Mark Tapio Kines

A Movie Review of Molly’s Game by Mark Tapio Kines

With its story set “in the near future”, meaning at least 60-70 years from now, Ad Astra’s protagonist is an astronaut named Roy McBride (Brad...

I haven’t been excited about a new movie in years – that is, until a year or two ago, when I first heard about the making of Once Upon a Time in...

I was one of the few people left unmoved by Ari Aster’s debut horror feature Hereditary. I found it more overwrought than truly chilling. Still, I felt...

Emma Thompson plays Katherine Newbury, apparently the only female late night talk show host in a fictional universe concocted by writer/producer/costar Mindy...

Dexter Fletcher was the guy who was called in to finish Bohemian Rhapsody after the credited director Bryan Singer was fired. If anyone was wondering just how...

This is not an adaptation of the Eugene O’Neill play but a noir-tinged “dream film” that takes place in bombed-out Chinese mining towns,...

A Movie Review of Molly’s Game by Mark Tapio Kines

A Movie Review of Molly’s Game by Mark Tapio Kines

A Movie Review of Molly’s Game by Mark Tapio Kines

It almost seems wrong to watch Searching on the big screen, since the entire film takes place on a computer desktop, in the form of FaceTime windows, YouTube...

The success of Crazy Rich Asians reminds me of an old satirical graphic posted in The Onion back in 1999: When listing popular baby names of the time, The...

Exactly the sort of film you’d expect to see from a political rapper named Boots Riley, Sorry to Bother You introduces us to the unique vision of a new...

In my review for 2015’s Sicario, I noted that Emily Blunt’s priggish FBI agent was a weak center in a story about CIA involvement in the drug war,...

Fourteen years after The Incredibles brought computer animated films to a new level, the super-powered Parr family returns – dropping the “The”...