Movie Reviews

The Theory of Everything is the story of Stephen Hawking and his rise to physics prominence. But, our The Theory of Everything review has to point out, it is really at its heart... a love story.

Christopher Nolan is trying to boldly go where no filmmaker has gone before. Our Interstellar review answers the question: Does he succeed?

Jake Gyllenhaal gives an Oscar-worthy performance in the haunting Nightcrawler. Our Nightcrawler review finds that writer-director Dan Gilroy has crafted something extraordinary.

Daniel Radcliffe stuns us on so many levels in Horns. But, our Horns review has to point out, the film will make us look at ourself more than pass judgement on Radcliffe's character.

John Wick finds Keanu Reeves back in action in the best of ways. Our John Wick review believes it is Reeves' best since The Matrix.

Ouija is one of the most iconic board games there is... and now it's a horror movie. Fitting, as the game is designed to reach the dead, but our Ouija review finds that it conjures up few scares.

St. Vincent is Bill Murray's finest work in years and a marvel of laughs, drama and heart. Our St. Vincent review also finds that Melissa McCarthy turns in her best work since Bridesmaids.

Camp X-Ray is a powerful movie that is a must see for anyone who has been affected by the events of 9/11 and our response to it since. And our Camp X-Ray review finds that Kristen Stewart beyond blows us away.

The Best of Me is the latest page to screen effort from Nicholas Sparks. Is it as good as The Notebook, many will ask, and our The Best of Me review can say it's close.

Birdman is nothing short of a masterpiece and the best work Michael Keaton has done... ever. Our Birdman review finds the film one of the best of the year, if not the best.

The Book of Life is a fantastic animated feature about celebrating those that come before us. But, what makes the film so triumphant, our The Book of Life review can report, is that the love story at the heart of it is remarkable.

Brad Pitt leads us into war in Fury and it is as explosive as it is emotionally powerful. Our Fury review reports that writer-director David Ayer has truly become one of our best.