Reel Reviews | King Richard
King Richard is a thunderous emotional crowd-pleaser that shows not just the couple’s journey to raise their daughters but the inner conflict that the two share.
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Film Reviews
Reel Reviews | The Power of the Dog
Benedict Cumberbatch turns in a performance in this movie that is so out of character that he even reported that he had a hard time finding a way to be so unlikeable.
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Reel Reviews | Ghostbusters: Afterlife
Ghostbusters: Afterlife is a cute family film that is a perfect homage to the Ghostbusters of old. It doesn’t make a lot of sense but it is a comedy/horror/drama movie about catching ghosts. How seriously should you take it?
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Reel Reviews | C’mon C’Mon
C’mon, C’mon is an unexpected tasty treat. It is a very intelligent movie that does not let reason and sensibility override emotion and heart.
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Reel Reviews | Bruised
While her character may be battered and sometimes Bruised, this film shows that Berry possesses the acting heart of a champion.
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Reel Reviews | Belfast
Belfast is an emotionally intense drama about family, growing up, loss, and love in an Irish city unlike any other.
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Reel Reviews | Red Notice
Red Notice is a whole lot of fun. It is a very cleverly put-together film that has the possibility of a possibly successful franchise looming in the near future.
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Reel Reviews | Passing
Passing powerfully explores a subject that is familiar yet unspoken in the African American tradition but unknown to the mainstream.
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Reel Reviews | Eternals
With fantastic and breathtaking shots, Chloe Zhao has created a wonderful look at how appealing the universe can look. Unfortunately, the story does not support beauty. It is overly long, leaning towards boring, and not very rewarding.
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Reel Reviews | The Harder They Fall
Beautifully shot and scored, The Harder They Fall is a lush, proud, defiant take on the Western genre and it is one that is severely needed.
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