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Toronto Film Festival: How to Build a Girl Misses the Mark
Based off the semi-autobiographical novel by Caitlin Moran, How to Build a Girl never fully commits to its title and by the ... -
Ad Astra is a Character Study in Course Correcting One’s Life
At its core, the story of Ad Astra is simple: It’s a story of about a man trying to not ... -
Toronto Film Festival: JoJo Rabbit is a Film only Taika Waititi Could Make
JoJo Rabbit is the type of satirical film that could only come from the humor and mind of someone like ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Eddie Murphy and Da’Vine Joy Randolph Shine in Dolemite is My Name
For a film about a blaxploitation icon, Dolemite is My Name is undeniably an inspiring film about black people coming ... -
‘Freaks’ Happily Messes With Your Mind
Freaks Intends to Making You Second Guess Yourself Synopsis: Kept locked inside the house by her father, 7-year-old Chloe lives ... -
Toronto Film Festival: The Goldfinch Wastes Time and Talent in a Lazy Adaptation
I spent a lot of time thinking of how I could explain The Goldfinch in this review. What I came ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Hustlers is a Fun, Enjoyable Scam Movie But Feels a Bit Safe
Let's get this out of the way first: Hustlers is fun, entertaining and is Jennifer Lopez's best film work in ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Jamie Foxx Makes His Case For an Oscar in ‘Just Mercy’
Strong performances by Jamie Foxx and Rob Morgan make Just Mercy a must watch film for the year and awards ... -
Toronto Film Festival: Waves Solidifies Kelvin Harrison Jr. as a Rising Star
No matter the complexity and effort put into building a sand castle, all it takes is for the tide to ... -
Where’s My Roy Cohn? Shows How Diabolical And Manipulative the Man Who Taught Trump Was
By the time audiences finish watching Where’s My Roy Cohn? there will be no doubt in their minds that Roy ...
