This lovely British film serves as a love song — quite literally — to the troops, and it’s pretty wonderful.…
VOD REVIEW: Scoob! captures some wonderful animation, but loses classic cartoon feel
There are so few things I’ve enjoyed more in my life than Saturday cartoons. Among them, Scooby Doo has been…
VOD REVIEW: Greek trip swan song a wonderful ending to hilarious flicks
When I first saw these crusty, free-wheeling friends trading witty remarks in the original “Trip” movie a decade ago, I…
VOD REVIEW: Bardem takes the Roads Not Taken, but they’re just too bewildering
Intensely interesting auteur Sally Potter creates a story about the ways life could have turned had the protagonist made different…
VOD REVIEW: Tom Hardy achieves magnificence in bonkers Capone
The level to which Tom Hardy commits to the magnificent, off-the-wall Capone is most of the reason it works. He…
BLURAY REVIEW: Downey Jr.’s Dolittle takes classic approach, but falters in storytelling
There are things to love about Robert Downey Jr.’s first post-Avengers vehicle, Dolittle. It takes a more serious story approach…
CHECK IT OUT: Series Band Ladies brings the rocking female empowerment
Highball.TV has launched series Band Ladies, following a group of women as they push to get a band on the…
VOD REVIEW: Porno to be a cult midnight movie classic
This is the kind of B-movie flick with insane gore and gratuitous sex scenes that is destined to be a…
VOD REVIEW: Nighy & Bening electrify Hope Gap
After seeing couples square off in divorce-themed Oscar-bait like Marriage Story, director-writer William Nicholson’s small, understated film is welcome relief.…
VOD REVIEW: Robert the Bruce is an unmemorable miscue
This legendary epic about the king of Scots in the 14th century turns out to be nothing more than some…
