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Unevenly Cooked
Dinner
Suffers from Poor Presentation
Structurally choppy and overall rather unpleasant, The Dinner takes a potent problem—how far will parents go to protect their children?—and...
The Circle
Doesn't Quite Complete Itself
The Circle is an engrossing premise, but fails to deliver in the small moments. This technological dystopia earns 2 out of 5.
Born in China
is Natural Tourism at Its Finest & Least Expensive
Beautifully filmed documentary Born in China takes you halfway around the world without leaving your seat, bringing you up close and personal with...
Hero Needs More Inspiration or Madness in
The Lost City of Z
The Lost City of Z (that's "Zed" for you Americans!) was well-acted, without great flaw in its technical elements or even direction. But for...
The Promise
Stops Short as a History Lesson
A consciousness-raiser about the extermination of Armenians at the outset of World War I, The Promise is a noble effort that has some moving...
The Fate of the Furious
Has the Franchise Sputtering into the Future
The eighth film in the Fast and the Furious franchise keeps the series on cruise control, for better or worse. This latest entry should satisfy...
Going in Style
Offers Dubious Lessons but Plenty of Heart
Tiny nuggets of wisdom abound in this low-stakes heist flick about three broke geezers who attempt to rob their local bank as a final huzzah before...
Sweet Ending Saves
Smurfs: The Lost Village
Its pleasures are mild, but the latest Smurfs movie—the third film in the franchise—aims to entertain younger viewers without torturing older kids...
We've Been
Gifted
with an Uplifting, Intelligent Family Drama
Heartwarming, sassy, and funny, Gifted has it all: Family drama, a cute kid, tough life questions, even a one-eyed cat. It's a story about...
The Case for Christ
Makes a Strong Argument for Mass Appeal
The latest entry from Pure Flix Entertainment, The Case for Christ breaks the mold of Christian films, delivering a rich and compelling narrative...
Baldwin Rescues
The Boss Baby
from Obscurity
If not for a committed performance from Alec Baldwin, The Boss Baby would probably be languishing in a $1 DVD bin at Walmart. The film isn't...
With Life and Death at Stake, Why Does
The Zookeeper's Wife
Feel So Languid?
The Zookeeper's Wife extols the actions of a husband-and-wife zookeeping team who use their zoo as a way station for Jews during World War II. But...
Ghost in the Shell
Feels Hollow Inside
In a futuristic world where humans can be "enhanced" and nothing is quite what it seems, Major (Scarlett Johansson) is a "miracle"—a human brain in...
Saban's Power Rangers
Delivers a Mighty Good Time
Despite the absurd source material, Power Rangers manages to create a story that’s fun, thrilling, and at times, even poignant. Whether you’re an...
Deaths the Most Memorable Parts of
Life
The monster movie tropes might feel familiar at times, but Life flirts with audience "alien"-ation in ways that are surprising, even shocking,...
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