Category: Movie Reviews

(Heart Warming Family Drama) – – Jean Gilkyson (Jennifer Lopez) has been beaten by her low life boyfriend for the last time. Jean and her 11 year old daughter, Griff (Becca Gardner), pack up their things and leave. On the road, they consult a map trying to figure out their ultimate destination. But Jean already…

(Frenetic Cops & Robbers) – – Picking up where Ride Along left off, Ben Barber (Kevin Hart) has graduated from the police academy and, in a week, he will marry Angela (Tika Sumpter). But duty calls as the fledgling beat cop accompanies his future brother-in-law, and Atlanta police detective, James (Ice Cube), on a mission…

(Terrific Music / Sweet Rom-Com) – – Ryan (Ben Barnes) is a drifter playing music in whatever town the train drops him off. Stopping in Ogden, Utah to play for awhile and to gather some money for the trek to Portland, Oregon…..Ryan meets Jackie (Katherine Heigl). Jackie is a former music star now living the…

(Monsters Emerge from Books) – – Zach (Dylan Minnette) and his mother, Gale (Amy Ryan) move to a new town and, for Gale, a new job as assistant principal at the local high school. Settling into their new house, Zach takes out the garbage and meets his teenage neighbor, Hannah (Odeya Rush). He also meets…

(Exciting Dystopian Adventure) – – Thomas (Dylan O’Brien) and his crew of Gladers have escaped the maze. Now that they have been rescued, the team is starting to enjoy life a little with food, a clean bed, and the promise of great times ahead. But something is wrong. Aris (Jacob Lofland) arrived from another maze…

(Stupid Fun) – – Rusty Griswold (Ed Helms) finds out that his wife, Debbie (Christina Applegate) is unhappy with their choice of vacations and, possibly, their marriage. Vowing to spice things up, Rusty decides to take the family to Wally World where his father, Clark (Chevy Chase), took the family 30 years ago. Leaving Chicago…

(Napoleon Solo meets Illya Kuryakin) – – Taking place in the early 1960’s…..the CIA and KGB learn that a terrorist organization (THRUSH) has developed an atom bomb. Teaming up to find the bomb and grab the computer disks (actually, tapes) detailing it’s construction the KGB assigns agent Illya Kuryakin (Armie Hammer) and the CIA assigns Napoleon Solo…

(Wonderful, Heartwarming) – – Ben (Paul Rudd) has taken a class to learn how to be a caregiver. Suffering from an impending divorce and the death of his child (in an accident eerily similar to Anton Yelchin), Ben gets an interview with a family that has just moved from the UK. The son, Trevor (Craig…

(Adolescent Angst) – – One day when Quentin (Nat Wolff) was about 9 years old Margo (Cara Delevingne) moved across the street. Q fell in love and he and Margo became fast friends almost immediately. But, as life goes sometimes, Q and Margo drifted apart, and by the time they were in high school, Margo…