Author: Mk

Truth, Justice, Whatever. The latter was more than “Supergirl’s” marketing campaign. It applies to the film itself, a dimly-lit shrug

Mention the name George Washington and a stark, consistent image comes to mind. Old. Regal. Consequential. Fatherly. The nation’s first

Alan Rudolph’s “Mortal Thoughts” (1991) is an interesting starring vehicle for Demi Moore, her first project where she was calling

If “Finnegan’s Foursome” was a Hinge dating ad, it would read, “Must Love Golf.” Writer/director Edward Burns’ latest is a

Five films, and not a clunker in the bunch. The 1995 smash “Toy Story” cemented Pixar as world-class storytellers. The

“Scream 7” has no right to be as good as it is. A franchise that began as a meta take

Walter Salles’ “On the Road” (2012) is one the great films based on a novel that was deemed difficult to

Steven Spielberg. Aliens. Summertime. ’nuff said, right? Wrong. Oh, so wrong. “Disclosure Day” boasts a trippy cast, a timely premise

Robert Altman’s “Quintet” (1979) is an eerie, vivid nightmare that begins with the camera panning over a vast, white snowscape,

Travis Knight’s “Masters of the Universe” is a mighty mixed bag, full of rousing action and choice moments. It’s also