Sorry to Bother You (2018)
“What have I done that really matters?” Sorry to Bother You calls homes to an intrusive, imaginary world that’s a lot like a fish bowl prison; this might look like its […]
Category Archives: Comedy
Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (2018)
“That’s the best kind of party, little girl.” Essentially “Karaoke: The Movie,” Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again takes a turn towards dramatic territory that its campy, zany predecessor wisely never […]
Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (2018)
“Humans, monsters, what’s the difference?” In Hotel Transylvania 3, a deranged, curmudgeonly, wispy haired old white man makes it his lifelong mission to eradicate all of the monsters already outcast from […]
Tag (2018)
“We never stopped playing.” Imagine if Peter Pan never grew up but still dabbled in the many vices of adulthood. Picture him smoking weed, visiting the local watering hole for […]
Set It Up (2018)
“We can get them to do anything.” What a radically brave notion it’s become for a romantic comedy to feature two insanely likable leads that those of us in the […]
Ocean’s 8 (2018)
“For once we want to be ignored.” Fun, fast, and refreshingly feminine, Ocean’s 8 thoroughly entertains while it also diminishes its own originality by relying on what preceded its path. The story […]
Hot Summer Nights (2018)
“Sending me away for the Summer…what a cliché. It’s so appropriate for Hot Summer Nights – a personal odyssey fueled by the throes of youthful sexual relationships and the reckless excess of […]
Hearts Beat Loud (2018)
“When life hands you conundrums, you turn them into art.” What I’ve always admired about movies – and what I’ve long loved about all of the many forms of art […]
Action Point (2018)
“What this place needs is an excitement enema.” Action Point’s poster makes a very clear distinction, and it’s an important one. Back in 2013, Johnny Knoxville starred in the similarly stupid but […]
Book Club (2018)
“We are too old.” In the effervescent and reflective Book Club, we get to watch four wise women reluctantly or openly allow themselves to live their lives with a bit of uncertainty. […]
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