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
Movie review By Kaylee Brewster Two out of four “Men in Black: International” would be a forgettable film if not for the leading performers and their fictional counterparts. Mo... Read more
Film review Kaylee Brewster One star out of four. With “Dark Phoenix,” the X-Men franchise attempts to right the wrongs of 2006’s “X-Men: The Last Stand.” The film retells the... Read more
‘Booksmart’ is a brilliant debut Review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service Olivia Wilde didn’t have to go this hard — but she did. For her directorial debut, “Booksmart,” the actress-tu... Read more
Gore continues in ‘John Wick 3’ Movie review by Katie Walsh, of Tribune News Service At this point, the words “John” and “Wick” used together signify something very specific. Mostly: sharply... Read more
Movie review By Kaylee Brewster Two and a half out of Four A good movie is like pulling off the perfect con. You have to know your mark, tell a convincing story and play the part well so the... Read more
In plush-filled ‘UglyDolls,’ the story is only skin-deep Movie review by Katie Walsh of Tribune News Service Hollywood loves a merchandising opportunity. And in recent years, there’s been a... Read more
Movie review By Kaylee Brewster One out of four “Hellboy” is like Dante’s “Inferno,” it’s a tortuous tour of the many circles of hell for the audience. The first circle in the... Read more