Movie review Kaylee Brewster Three-and-a-half stars out of four. “The Peanut Butter Falcon” is a film that perfectly balances being humorous and heartfelt with being sentimenta... Read more
‘It Chapter Two’ is frightening, but misses heart of the Losers Club Film review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service Pulling off “It Chapter Two” is an almost impossibly tall order. Foll... Read more
Film Review Kaylee Brewster One and a half out of four “Angel Has Fallen” is another save-the-president film that tries to be smarter than it is with more action than is needed... Read more
‘Ready or Not’ too sardonic to be serious satire Film review by Katie Walsh Ready? Or not. The simple query that starts a game of hide-and-seek is a question that can turn eminently existent... Read more
Second ‘Angry Birds’ flies higher Review by Justin Chang, of the Los Angeles Times In the “Angry Birds” video games, you use a slingshot to lob flightless buzzards at wobbly fortresses stack... Read more
MOVIE REVIEW Three out of four By Kaylee Brewster “Fast and Furious Presents: Hobbs and Shaw” is nothing short of a ridiculous, nonsensical summer blockbuster action film. And boy, is... Read more
Latest film shows Tarantino’s sensitive side Review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service It’s shocking to say that Quentin Tarantino’s Manson murders film is perhaps his most sedate and s... Read more
Not feelin’ the love in ‘Lion King’ Movie review by Jake Coyle, of the Associated Press Life moves in a circle, “The Lion King” tells us, and, increasingly, so does studio moviemaking. Close... Read more
Latest in Spidey series is a home run Movie review by Katie Walsh Your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man has a new spring in his step. After the critical and commercial success of Sony’s thir... Read more
‘Yesterday’ a pleasing mix of the ludicrous and likeable Film review by Katie Walsh Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis’ “Yesterday” requires its viewers to take quite a few leaps of faith. First... Read more