A disappointing action flick that features a daring heist and subsequent fight for survival in hostile terrain.
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Brie Larson helps make Marvel’s namesake superhero not only credible but expressly human.
Casablanca (1942) (Classic Film Review)
Our latest classic review is a dive into the Rick’s Café Americain and the film-noir romance of Casablanca.
Something (Movie Review)
An auspicious, hallucinatory feature film debut about a family with a newborn child thrust into a threatening domestic situation from director Stephen Portland
Moko Jumbie (TheaterByte Movie Review)
There are some beginner’s missteps in the script and camerawork but overall an enjoyable film about young, forbidden love.
Netflix Original Velvet Buzzsaw (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Dan Gilroy has crafted a dark satire, replete with horror-film elements, on the Los Angeles contemporary art world
A Clockwork Orange (1971) (TheaterByte Classic Film Review)
Malcolm McDowell puts on a powerful performance in this thought-provoking and visually engaging ’70s classic.
Glass (TheaterByte Movie Review)
‘Glass’ is a fitting end to this trilogy of non-traditional heroes/villains living in the real world.
Destroyer (TheaterByte Movie Review)
Karyn Kusama’s ‘Destroyer’ is an almost nihilistic neo-noir cop thriller with some dark secrets.
Mary Queen of Scots (TheaterByte Movie Review)
A visually stunning and well acted account of Mary Stuart’s short life handicapped by a sometimes confusing script
