Review: Your Place or Mine “The two leads in ‘Your Place or Mine’ lack chemistry and this creates some uncomfortable acting in many scenes.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Waves “Like its title, the movie comes at you in waves; many highs and many lows, and never really gives you a chance to breathe.” – Zach Chabot Categories Zachary Chabot
Review: After Ever Happy “The series is basically ‘Fifty Shades of Grey’ for college kids. These movies aren’t for everyone, but they’re fun. Actually they’re not even fun, they’re just plain addicting.” – Alvin Tsang Categories Alvin Tsang
Review: All Quiet on the Western Front I wouldn’t recommend this to the faint of heart. It is an accurate depiction of the time and it deserves praise for not being scared to show it.” – Zach Chabot Categories Zachary Chabot
Review: Empire of Light “If you are a fan of the Sam Mendes and Roger Deakins combo (Road to Perdition, Skyfall, 1917), you’re in for a treat.” – Jith Paul Categories Jith Paul
Review: Baz Lurhmann’s Elvis “Lurhmann personifies the fantasy land that is Las Vegas while simultaneously showing the audience how the city can be as addicting as the games within it.” – Zach Chabot Categories Zachary Chabot
Review: Fresh “Fresh (2022) is captivating, highly romantic and absolutely horrific, and in my opinion, one of the best horrors in the last two years.” – Alvin Tsang Categories Alvin Tsang
Review: Barbarian “Barbarian is an artistic, well made horror film that succeeds in keeping its audience on edge and constantly afraid of what might happen next. It is well worth the time spent watching.” – Nick McKay Categories Nick McKay
Review: Dear Evan Hansen “If you are thinking about watching a film that addresses mental health, or you are someone who struggles with mental health and may be searching for a character to relate to, then this movie is not for you.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Clifford The Big Red Dog “This film is heartwarming, and conveys a sense of nostalgia by causing the audience to reflect on their own lives when they were kids.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: the smallest steps “The overall message is simple: Listen to women, learn, and figure out how to engage. I recommend” – Uchechi Ogbonna Categories Uchechi Ogbonna
Review: Red Notice “The next time you are looking for an action film on Netflix, do not choose this one, unless you’re looking for a distraction.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Black Widow “The film falls short, only scratching the surface of being entertaining.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Fast & Furious 9 “The film illustrates the arch of changes that the franchise has undergone; beginning with two ‘brothers’ in action, surrounded by beautiful women, to family bonding, and female empowerment.” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
Review: Bird “A lightness of touch and a musicality in the camera movement, Clint Eastwood’s direction in ‘Bird’ was a revelation to me, a metaphor for the artist’s music.” – Blair Campbell Categories Blair Campbell
Review: Free Guy “Free Guy highlights the inherent understanding that not everyone that you encounter online is ‘real’” – Catharine Horsley Categories Catharine Horsley
