SHOWING >> Reviews
Mary Anne Butler • 02/23/18
3852
1
We’ve made a lot of jokes about how FOX’s Red Sparrow is pretty much the solo Black Widow movie we’ve never gotten, but it really is, in some strange way.  True, the film is based on a book by former CIA operative Jason Matthews that was published in 2014, but seriously. If you see this movie, be […]
Mary Anne Butler • 02/14/18
3345
1
Not gonna lie- Black Panther is probably the most important superhero film we’ll ever see.  I would hope maybe that wouldn’t be the case, but, as it stands right now, it is. Director Ryan Coogler did something incredibly special with this picture, combining his vision and sensibilities we’ve been seeing from him since Fruitvale Station and Creed into the […]
Mary Anne Butler • 02/09/18
5218
0
Yes, I have actually sat through all three of the 50 Shades films now, BUT NOT BECAUSE I PURCHASED A TICKET.  The third film in the….franchise….based on E. L. James’ series sees the completion (praying.emoji) of the ‘story’ of Anastasia Steele (Dakota Johnson) and Christian Grey (Jamie Dornan). If you have forgotten, the idea for the series […]
Mary Anne Butler • 01/26/18
2397
0
I’ll admit it, I forgot Maze Runner: The Death Cure was happening this year.  After all the tumilt around Dylan O’Brien‘s injury on set a few years ago, it seemed like the franchise was dead in the water. O’brien had been filming a stunt for the third Maze Runner film in 2016 while strapped into a harness on top […]
Mary Anne Butler • 12/20/17
3135
1
Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle is a film I believe the majority of fans of the original didn’t want. ESPECIALLY so close on the heels of the death of Robin Williams, which many are still dealing with in their own ways. The one plus being that this wasn’t truly a ‘remake’ or a ‘reboot’. Welcome To The […]
Mary Anne Butler • 12/08/17
3278
0
Darkest Hour isn’t your typical period piece. It’s actually one of my top films of the year for several reasons (and no real life friends, not JUST because of my ‘illness of Oldman’ Gary Oldman appreciation). While the Oscar nominated actor is nigh unrecognizable as Winston Churchill (more on that later), the film is the grand […]
  2. 1
  3. ...
  4. 7
  5. 8
  6. 9
  7. 10
  8. 11
  9. 12
  10. 13
  11. ...
  12. 45