BlacKkKlansman (2018)
“We had a great way of life.” One of the best films of 2018 and certain to become a controversial conversation starter, BlacKkKlansman portrays a stark and true story with a […]
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The Meg (2018)
“There’s something out there.” A movie that would’ve been better suited as a bad SYFY channel feature than a $100 million+ budgeted Summer Blockbuster, The Meg spends most of its time doing […]
Like Father (2018)
“Why are you here after all this time?” Anyone who’s ever made a late night commitment after a few drinks and been forced to stick by its stupid side the […]
The Darkest Minds (2018)
“If they catch you, they’ll kill you.” With absolutely no originality and hardly any unique visual style, The Darkest Minds treats the massive drama at its center with no respect. Instead […]
Christopher Robin (2018)
“It’s easy to lose your way on a foggy day.” Christopher Robin is an idealistic – and some could absolutely argue unrealistic – outlook on the hardships of adulthood. That’d […]
Eighth Grade (2018)
“Growing up can be a little bit scary and weird.” To cringe while watching another person gloriously fail is almost enough to make you feel inherently guilty. You shouldn’t, though. […]
Three Identical Strangers (2018)
“There was nothing that could keep us apart.” With a title that’s an instant hook and a trailer that sells the mysterious goods, Three Identical Strangers will undoubtedly have certain crowds […]
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 […]
The Equalizer 2 (2018)
“If we don’t remember somebody out loud, they die twice.” Oppressively bleak and occasionally downright boring, The Equalizer 2 features a fundamental misreading of violence and its rare righteous purpose. Because the film […]
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 […]
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