Dublin Murders Review: Luck of the Irish Dublinganger
I’ve always been a fan of season-long murder mystery series. I never minded the awkward way The Killing ended at
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Author: M.N. Miller
1917 Review: A Stunning Cinematic Achievement A Good Walk Unspoiled
The only thing that kept popping up in my head while watching director Sam Mendes’s gloriously immersive, thoroughly gripping and
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Cats Review: A Litter Box of a Mess Catastrophe
I now have a theory that the great play by play man, Jack Buck(I previously attributed it to Vin Scully),
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M. N. Miller’s 2019 Year In Film
M. N. Miller’s 2019 Year In Film The year has come and gone. 2019 was a very good year in
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Togo Review: A Family Adventure Film Throwback That Swells With Heart & Genuine Suspense Baltogo
You have to give Disney credit for sticking to their business model. This giant conglomerate goes back to the well
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The Aeronauts Review: A Grand Adventure Film That’s Full of Hot Air Based On A Kind-Of True Story
Amazon may deserve more credit than many will give them for casting Felicity Jones as an action heroine even if
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Star Wars: The Rise of the Skywalker Review: In A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Is the Same Recycled Material A Throuple of Problems
I’m not sure if it’s my fond memories of my childhood re-watching the original Star Wars series that have me
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Watchmen Recap: Fly Me Away, Mr. Waterson
This recap of Watchmen Season 1, Episode 9, “See How They Can Fly”, contains spoilers. You can check out our
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Bombshell Review: A Knockout Performance From Charlize Theron Sly Foxes
Sometimes you just have to swallow your pride and put away your preconceived notions of what a movie should be.
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Dark Waters Review: The best of its kind since Erin Brockovich & A Civil Action Murky
Maybe I’m just naïve when it comes to a movie about an admirable man or woman who fights injustice by
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Waves Second Opinion: A Combustible Masterwork An Undertow of Emotions
Wow. I mean, wow. It’s really the only way to describe Trey Edward Shults’s (It Comes At Night) latest film,
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Little Women Review: A Captivating Adaptation Big Dreams
I’m convinced the great Greta Gerwig was Louisa May Alcott in another life. The supremely gifted writer/director of Lady Bird and
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Uncut Gems Review: Sandler’s Big Gamble Pays Off The Underdog
The Safdie brothers are the new Polish brothers when it comes to their unique, one-of-a-kind visions. The only difference may
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Watchmen Recap: Epididymal Hypertension
This recap of Watchmen Season 1, Episode 8, “A God Walks Into Abar”, contains spoilers. You can check out our
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The Two Popes Review: Valediction & Remembrance Grumpy Old Men
There might be more exciting ways to spend two hours and those hard-earned shingles than watching two grumpy old men
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Just Mercy Review: A Moving Film of Integrity And Injustice Merciless
Very early on in Just Mercy, you are doused in two engrossing and powerful scenes. The first is of our
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Watchmen Recap: There’s a Bit of Dr. Manhattan Inside All of Us
This recap of Watchmen Season 1, Episode 7, “An Almost Religious Awe,” contains spoilers. You can check out our thoughts
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A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood Second Opinion: Disturbing the Peace What About Fred?
Tom Hanks, even in a bad movie, can usually do no wrong in my eyes. I think everyone’s least favorite
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Watchmen Recap: Scott Bakula Style
This recap of Watchmen Season 1, Episode 6, “This Exceptional Being,” contains spoilers. You can check out our thoughts on
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Queen & Slim Review: A Road Trip Film That’s Defined By The Woke Decade Ride or Die
There have been some rumblings of what some are calling sensationalized scenes, even gratuitous, used in Melina Matsoukas’s new film.
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