Midnight Special

Midnight Special is another great film from Jeff Nichols, who continues to prove he is one of the best young directors to watch; especially when he’s in the sci-fi genre.

Zootopia

Zootopia is another very good entry from Disney Animation Studios, with gorgeous visuals and some intriguing themes for a “kids” movie.

Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice

Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice is trying to do way too much, it rarely stops to breath, but if you are up for going with that crazy flow you will probably enjoy most of the experience.

Hello, My Name Is Doris

Sally Field is excellent in Hello, My Name Is Doris, which does a pretty fine job of telling a story about love, mental health, grief, and never giving up on trying something new.

Eddie the Eagle

Eddie the Eagle makes for a really good sports film, with a sport you would have never expected to be so captivating, Ski Jumping.

Deadpool

Deadpool falls short because it brings nothing fresh to the table and has a sense of humor that I can’t imagine is all that appealing to most audiences.

Triple 9

Triple 9 is another star studded effort from John Hillcoat and while the set pieces work the shabbiness of the film is barely holding it together.

The Best of 2015: A Year in Film

2015 was not a year with a ton of instant classics, I’d say there is only one, but there was a pretty deep bench of really good to great movies behind that single standout.

The Witch

The Witch is an atmospheric and unsettling horror film that finds more terror among the people than it does the supernatural.

Hail, Caesar!

Hail, Caesar! is the latest from the Coen Brothers, and while it is funny and entertaining from start to finish it might have you asking what it all meant at the end (a common Coen paradox).

Middle of the Row

Author: Zac