Mistress America (2015)
“You can’t really know what it is to want things until you’re at least 30.” With Mistress America, the second wide release feature this year from Noah Baumbach following While We’re Young, the filmmaker has […]
Tag Archives: Comedy
Our Brand Is Crisis (2015)
“How far are you behind?” I hated this movie. I hated the story, hated the directing, hated the acting. Our Brand Is Crisis doesn’t know that though. It’s a film that thinks it’s […]
Results (2015)
“Part of achieving excellence is delivering excellence consistently.” Results has good intentions with haphazard execution, a blemish and a wrinkle to cancel out any fluidity and smoothness that it shows. The […]
Goosebumps (2015)
“Every story ever told can be broken down into three parts. The beginning. The middle. And the twist.” The farther that we delve and we dig into the reasonably innocuous Goosebumps, […]
I’ll See You in My Dreams (2015)
“You don’t need all them. Just right the way you are.” Throughout I’ll See You in My Dreams, a short and sweet and honest movie about love lost and love found, we […]
Grandma (2015)
“Stop trying to be so mean.” As a child, I was always fond of a sign that hung in my Grandmother’s kitchen. “When Mom says no, call 1-800-GRANDMA.” I’d say […]
Man Up (2015)
“What are you waiting for?” The majority of romantic comedies are connected to a life support machine pumping them full of artery clogging cheesy affirmations and grossly tidy humor. So […]
The Intern (2015)
“There’s a hole in my life and I need to fill it.” Just like our main character here, Jules (Anne Hathaway), the young spearhead of a blossoming internet fashion startup, The […]
Match (2015)
“Rigor is good.” Adapted from the stage play of the same name, Match is a film about discovery in a confined setting. It’s a little movie, with only three performers and taking […]
The Visit (2015)
“Bedtime here is 9:30. It’s probably best if you two shouldn’t come out of your room after that.” Welcome back to the big leagues, M. Night Shyamalan. Throughout the tumultuous career of […]
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