Family Switch (2023)
“This family looks like it could use a little Christmas magic.” Despite its antics and its sheer volume, little about Family Switch rings out as a true holiday film, and […]
Category Archives: Comedy
Old Dads (2023)
“It’s not easy to admit when we are wrong.” At its dirty rotten core, Old Dads is an earnest film about how hard it is to be in the wrong, and […]
You Are So Not Invited to My Bat Mitzvah (2023)
“Everyone has their own thing. And we have ours.” Not since Bo Burnham’s Eighth Grade have I seen a film that feels as in touch with the life or death stakes […]
Barbie (2023)
“Do you guys every think about dying?” An entire world of make believe comes to lavish life in Barbie, a gorgeous looking film that visually sparkles as much as it […]
No Hard Feelings (2023)
“Nobody can know about this.” No Hard Feelings asks one of the oldest and most universal questions posed to mankind: what would you be willing to do for a Buick […]
Rye Lane (2023)
“Everyone has a mess.” Breaking up is hard to do, especially when you’re the unwilling and unwitting recipient. It’s messy, confusing, sometimes even literally debilitating. Rye Lane understands these push […]
Babylon (2022)
“Welcome to the wonderful world of sound.” Years ago, during my stint as a barfly, I remember my older brother once taking our local haunt’s last call special: everything that […]
The 2023 Academy Awards: Thoughts and Predictions
Best Actor in a Supporting Role: The Oscars love a comeback story, and I’m not sure there’s one more indicative of the Academy’s push for more racial inclusion than Ke […]
Everything Everywhere All At Once (2022)
“Every rejection, every disappointment, has led you here. To this moment. Don’t let anything distract you from it.” The family laundry business is no longer profitable in Everything Everywhere All […]
Shotgun Wedding (2023)
“I wanna be romantic but not too corny.” As predictable as it is forgettable, Shotgun Wedding is a new and heavily formulaic streaming option that never knows what it wants to […]
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