This latest volley in Marvel’s bid to take over the universe is a rip-roaring adventure that’s visually cluttered but lots of a fun and a sure-fire crowd pleaser for fans and casual audiences alike.
An interesting hybrid, this placid romantic comedy includes a philosophical debate on the nature of faith and features strong work from veteran actor Danny Glover.
This puzzling morality play from writer/director Yorgos Lanthimos is peculiar, thought-provoking, and unsettling on a bone-deep level.
The soapiness of the story about a May-December romance between actress Gloria Grahame and her much younger lover shouldn’t keep you from seeing this drama for its impressive lead performance by Annette Bening.
Big Picture Big Sound’s reviewers take a break from the latest fare to discuss their favorite spooky movies just in time for Halloween.
This movie? It’s bad. We’re cutting right to the chase…and wishing the filmmakers had done the same.
Despite the film never finding its footing, Daniel Radcliffe delivers a fantastic performance, surviving, though not winning, this battle of man versus nature.
Brosnan and Chan don’t seem like a Hollywood dream team, but they partner effectively in this solid political thriller based on a novel by Stephen Leather.
BPBS revisits its 2012 series “31 Days of Halloween” – stay tuned for all five parts!
Try to avoid spoilers because it’s best to see this visually rich followup to “Blade Runner” unprepared so you can enjoy being swept away by the story that neatly builds on the world and narrative of the original.
