Women fronted films, THE KITCHEN and WHERE’D YOU GO BERNADETTE, go in for Short Take reviews, Movie Women edition, with decidedly mixed results.
Get Indie Cinema: ECCO, AFTER THE WEDDING, KILLERMAN, PEANUT BUTTER FALCON
Despite rumors otherwise, indie cinema still offers plenty of quality content. Critic Tim Stevens dives into KILLERMAN, AFTER THE WEDDING, ECCO, & THE PEANUT BUTTER FALCON to find out what’s worthy seeing and what’s worth skipping.
FAST AND FURIOUS PRESENTS: HOBBS & SHAW: Dumb & Glorious
HOBBS & SHAW maintains the proud FAST AND FURIOUS tradition of being wildly over the top and utterly entertaining says ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens.
Answering ONCE UPON A TIME IN… HOLLYWOOD’s Burning Questions
ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens reveals all about ONCE UPON A TIME IN… HOLLYWOOD including how it fares on its treatment of women and violence.
Does KING OF THE MONSTERS Earn Its Crown?
GODZILLA: KING OF THE MONSTERS is here. Are you ready? Will you like it? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens dives right in to answer that.
The Kind of MA Your Actual Mama Warned You About
MA is here and she wants to party. Should you join in? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens lets you know in his advanced review of the new thriller.
BRIGHTBURN Only Cares About Scaring You
BRIGHTBURN only wants to be a horror movie about a superpowered murderous kid. Is that enough? Is it good by that standard? ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens tells all.
Is “Glass” Too Transparent For Its Own Good?
ComicsVerse’s critic Tim Stevens wrestles with GLASS, finding the film “compelling in it strengths and flaws,” while acknowledging it won’t be for everyone.
Short Take Film Reviews, Overstuffed November Edition
It was a busy November for movies and some slipped by without reviews. ComicsVerse critic Tim Stevens sweeps up the likes of OVERLORD, FANTASTIC BEASTS: THE CRIMES OF GRINDELWALD, THE GRINCH and more in a Overstuffed November edition of Short Takes.
INSTANT FAMILY Is a Surprise of the Pleasant Variety
Though completely unexpected, ComicsVerse’s Tim Stevens found INSTANT FAMILY to be funny with a thoughtful and accurate perspective on foster parenting.