Illumination might be in trouble. While they’ve certainly found their lane with a mixture of old-school animated slapstick and embracing the...

2020 has not been a good year for political satire, at least when it comes to feature-length efforts. Admittedly, this genre has a higher ...

This film was supposed to have gotten a theatrical release this year. I’ll be damned if I saw any evidence of that, though. We we...

Propaganda is not a dirty word. 99 times out of 100, whenever someone something for being propaganda, it’s because it doesn’t align...

The plot: Writer David Sheff (Steve Carell), after his son Nic (Timothée Chalamet) goes missing for several days, discovers that Ni...

I think I owe Illumination Entertainment something of an apology. For the longest time, I always judged them mainly off of their take on D...

For as much as I’ve argued otherwise, I do understand that separating the actions of the artist with the published art can be harder...

With the right approach and wording, it is technically possible to make a comedy about pretty much anything. As much as I’ve gone o...

I am becoming the very thing that I hate most. I have always maintained that there are a few key things that, hopefully, separate me...

I have a certain fascination with actors who are able to transform themselves for a role. Be it through method, heavy make-up work or h...

Sometimes, we see movies for reasons that are in no way rational; the fact that I have seen The Room in cinemas twice this year is proo...