All articles by Lexi Feinberg

A cute story that will vanish from memory about as quickly as Margo from her next residence.

There’s something too adorable about this movie, down to the title, which never taps into anything all that real.

A movie that you’ll want to befriend, embrace, weep on and slap for playing you like such a fool.

With a creative spin, powerful lead performances and a killer soundtrack, there’s plenty to love about "Love & Mercy."

It’s the 1870s, and Bathsheba Everdene has a problem: There are three different men who deem her quality wife material and she is the strong, independent type.

The film opens with a little girl laying in a suitcase and a teddy bear being dropped onto her immobile body. How darling.

While she could still likely blow away in a gust of wind, Keira Knightley has shown that she is charming and relatable enough to make movies pop.

A schmaltzy movie about big decisions and love should be so much better than this, especially with the talent involved.