Ben Affleck’s struggles with alcohol and his stint in rehab were big news, primarily because of the spotlight being Batman puts on an already famous
Author: Jonathan Berk
Onward (2020) is a fun D&D campaign with a heart
Many are saying that Onward (2020) is lesser Pixar or middling Pixar, and that seems like such a sleight to this film. Pixar has an
All the Bright Places (2020) shines as a beacon of hope and healing in our ever-growing nihilistic reality
All the Bright Places begins in a slightly shocking way, by simply introducing Violet Markey (Elle Fanning) standing on the ledge of a bridge and
The Invisible Man (2020) needs to be seen
Elizabeth Moss needs to be cast in more things. Okay – that’s probably not fair, as she’s got quite the extensive body of work –
Downhill (2020) Julia Louis-Dreyfus brings the funny but she can’t save us from the avalanche of mediocrity.
Nat Faxon and Jim Rash won me over as directors with The Way Way Back (2013) and with their writing on The Descendants, so I
The Photograph (2020) is a gorgeous, immersive picture of humanity that I enjoyed living in
The Photograph (2020) is one of those films that is so quiet it would be easy for some to find it boring. The characters aren’t
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