Movie reviews of Troy Anderson

Just as tiring as the singing competition that dot the airwaves, “Sing” assaults audiences with the same blandness. Review

I really dug director Asif Kapadia’s work on Amy, but I’m not sure of Kapadia’s narrative work. Review

Feels like a mix between indie horror and performance art. Review

“Robocop 2” is a lesser sequel that dared to dream for more. Review

That’s a lot of value in nearly 4 hours of listening to drunk people remember deep history cuts. Review

The show itself is pretty entertaining for TV action. Review

Mamoru Oshii skillfully creates the ultimate anime experience in this futuristic masterpiece... Review

Sword Guy and his carny friends aren’t enough to keep me riveted. Review

The series concept works way better than Enterprise... Review

Over 12 hours of dysfunctional family fun! Review

I like the overall thesis of “Why can’t people stop being assholes”... Review

Elba kills it in the role and he makes every moment pop. Review

The cast is rather stellar, it’s just that I wish they had more to do. Review

A rather fun action oriented brutal assault. Review

It’s a joy to see a religious tinged film that’s funny and pretty inclusive. Review

The film paints in a ton of crude strokes that feels like a lesser director was trying to saying something important. Review

What kept me in the film was the stunning 3D work and ability to play with the frame. Review

Viola Davis continues to be one of the best actresses working and she does so much with a role that could’ve become nil. Review

It’s a pop culture reference about every thirty seconds until the film ends. Review

While not the worst thing in the world, it’s hard to find a reason to care about lackluster production values. Review

It doesn’t shy away from tackling the subtle darkness of war. I just wish there was a tighter focus on Riseborough’s struggle. Review

It becomes a battle between two men trying to find their place in a wicked world. Review

A few cuts and you could’ve had an Awards level movie here. Still, what we got is pretty damn sharp. Review

Character development didn’t have much time to appear onscreen. Review