Disney+ Brings ‘Hamilton’ to the People
Independence of the colonies and what it should mean to the people is a touchy subject these days. But as the...
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Movie Review: The Goldfinch
The Goldfinch's Strength Relies on the Intangible The Goldfinch follows Theo Decker and his tragic (a frequently stupid) road to...
Ro Reviews: “Before You Know It”
Before You Know It, co-written by Jen Tullock and Hana Peral Utt, and directed by Hannah Pearl Utt is a...
This Week In Home Entertainment – “Avengers: Endgame” (Blu-Ray Review)
Watching Avengers: Endgame at Home Avengers: Endgame is the conclusion of ten+ years of stories about some of the most...
This Week In Home Entertainment: “Dumbo” and “Cinderella” (Blu-ray Review)
Watching Dumbo Marvel At Home This live-action Dumbo has perhaps the most adorable looking pachyderm to be had on screen....
This Week In Home Entertainment: “Us” (Blu-ray Review)
Watching Us At Home The horror movie genre is in the midst of a renaissance led by Jordan Peele. His...
5B: A Timely Reminder That Not All Heroes Wear Capes
5B Documents Compassion During Crisis Through first-person interviews with doctors, nurses, caregivers, survivors (and family members many left behind) and...
This Week In Home Entertainment: “Captain Marvel” (Blu-ray Review)
Watching Captain Marvel At Home Captain Marvel hit theaters early March 219 and immediately turned women in the MCU on...
Movie Review: “The Souvenir”
The official description for The Souvenir is...interesting. It starts, "A shy, but ambitious film student, (Honor Swinton Byrne) begins to...
Movie Review: ‘Tolkien’ Is Not a Portrait of the Artist
Tolkien is a film covering the early life of J.R.R. Tolkien through his college years and World War I up...
This Week In Home Entertainment: “Mary Poppins Returns” | (Blu-Ray/DVD)
Watch 'Mary Poppins Returns' at Home This past Tuesday, March 12th, Disney's Mary Poppins Returns hit retail shelves on Digital...
The Hummingbird Project Proves Every Second Matters
The market downturn made talking about Wall Street, in films, required more...finesse with the storylines. It was no longer good...
Ruben Brandt, Collector is A True Original
Ruben Brandt, Collector from Sony Classic Pictures Ruben Brandt, Collector is the animated feature film debut from Slovenian-born writer/director Milorad Krstić....
This Week In Home Entertainment: Ralph Breaks The Internet and The Little Mermaid
Wreck it Ralph was a great movie that balanced finely tuned nostalgia elements with a down-to-Earth and heartwarming storyline. Given...
“Fighting With My Family” | Ro Reviews
Fighting With My Family is an actual underdog story. One dealing with family legacies, following your dreams, and ultimately finding...
“The Kid Who Would Be King” | Ro Reviews
The Kid Who Would be King is anything but another redux ala Camelot. Official Synopsis: Alex (Ashbourne Serkis) thinks...
Glenn Close and Annie Starke Shine In ‘The Wife’ | Ro Reviews
The Wife is the story of Joan Castleman (Glenn Close) and her husband, notable literary figure, Joe (Jonathan Pryce). The Castelman's have...
At Eternity’s Gate: A Biopic Through The Artist’s Lens | Ro Reviews
Walking in someone else’s shoes is usually just a turn of phrase. But in At Eternity’s Gate, cinematographer Benoît Delhomme...
A Private War | Ro Reviews
A Private War stands as a timely reminder that journalists, unwilling to report propaganda masquerading as legitimate news, are a...
Instant Family Adopts Just The Right Tone | Ro Reviews
Inspired by the real-life experience of writer/director Sean Anders and his wife when the fostered and then adopted children, Instant...
This Week In Home Entertainment: Christopher Robin and Incredibles 2 | Ro Reviews (Blu-Ray/DVD)
It's "new movie" Wednesday in the land of home entertainment and TG Geeks took a look-see at two new releases from Walt...
Bohemian Rhapsody Leaves Too Much “Bio” out of the Pic | Ro Reviews
Bohemian Rhapsody is a biopic based on the legendary band, Queen. This story picks up shortly before Freddy Mercury, born Farrokh...
Can You Ever Forgive Me? Is a “Must See” this Award Season | Ro Reviews
Can You Ever Forgive Me? is a biopic about biographer, Lee Israel, and her astonishing fall from literary grace and slide...
Month at the Movies: October | Ro Reviews
It’s a sure bet that as summer turns to fall, films with awards buzz start hitting theaters and this October...
Neo-Noir is Back in “Bad Times at the El Royale” | Ro Reviews
You’ll either like Bad Times at the El Royale or you won’t; there’s just really no in-between when it comes...
‘A Star is Born’ Re-Imagines Love and Sacrifice | Ro Reviews
Quick Take: A Star is Born (Star) is a cautionary tale about love, co-dependency, self-image, and one hell of an endorsement...
Home Entertainment: “Solo: A Star Wars Story” | Ro Reviews
Writers Lawrence Kasdan (The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi) and son, Jonathan Kasdan (In the Land of Women), drew...
Rhetoric Meets Reality in New Political Documentaries | Ro Reviews
I made more than one bet on who'd win the last election. Trust me, I wanted to lose. After you...
In Life Itself, Perseverance is the Point | Ro Reviews
Don't see Life Itself if you aren't ready to fully engage and be in your feelings. Seriously. Life Itself is a...
The Happytime Murders | Ro Reviews
The Happytime Murders is set in an alternative Los Angeles where humans reluctantly live alongside puppets. When someone starts murdering...
Juliet, Naked: A Romance That Successfully Crosses The Digital Divide | Ro Reviews
There haven't really been that many romantic comedies this year. At least, not the type that hasn't felt like they're faithfully following...
Missing the Mark: The Darkest Minds | Ro Reviews
By now, we all know Hollywood is obsessed with adapting young adult dystopia novels into films (blame Hunger Games, I do)....
Mission: Impossible – Fallout | Spoiler-Free Review
I wasn't really sure where the Mission: Impossible storyline had left to go that wouldn't ultimately feel like a retread....
‘Sorry To Bother You’ Is The Satire We Need | Spoiler-Free Review
Pair lush surrealistic imagery (that's a punch in the face all its own) with a script satirically tackling tokenism, code-switching,...
Sicario, Day of the Soldado | Film Review
If you were left wondering what's next for Matt Graver's (Josh Brolin) black bag team and Alejandro (Benicio del Toro)...
Deeper Story Elements Revealed on the ‘Black Panther’ Blu-Ray | Blu-Ray/DVD Review
By now, you've probably seen more than a few snippets teasing behind-the-scenes details from the making of Black Panther online. If...
‘Breaking In’ | Film Review
If you're wondering what to do for a post Mother's Day meal, Universal Pictures offers up its latest: Breaking In. Synopsis: Shaun...
A Quiet Place Doesn’t Go Gently | Film Review
A time in the not-so-distant future, the world's given into a fear-drenched silence. No, there isn't a plague and no...
Tomb Raider Makes the Most of It’s Gamer Roots | To Reviews
22 years ago, Tomb Raider first led gamers through mystical and dangerous escapades full of puzzles to solve, riddles to...
TGG Film Review: Annihilation
First, this is not a horror movie. The film version of Annihilation can, at best, be classified as a tense...
Early Man Scores In Any Age
The weekend may belong to Black Panther, but if you're looking for a PG-rated movie Early Man from Writer/Director Nick Park has the stop-action...
