Boston Online Film Critics Association

THE WEIGHT “While Padraic McKinley, a TV producer/director making his feature debut, keeps things moving, ironically the one thing The Weight lacks is any weightiness, and it’s not the sort of movie that is likely to linger in the memory.” … Continue reading →

THE DEB “Despite the (very) rough language, The Deb has an infectious, positive energy that is hard to resist.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies COYOTE VS.

ICE CREAM MAN “One of the happy summer memories from childhood is the arrival of the ice cream truck. Eli Roth must have similar memories because he’s turned them into a nightmarish splatter horror film called Ice Cream Man.” – … Continue reading →

THE ODYSSEY “The Odyssey is one of the classics of Western literature. Nolan might have asked what made it endure, rather than treating it as if this was the cinematic equivalent of a Classics Illustrated comic book.” – Daniel M.

UNIDENTIFIED “There are plenty of jaw-dropping moments in the movie long before you get to the ending, most of them relating to the way women are treated in the patriarchy of the Middle East.” – John Black, Cinekong SUPERGIRL … Continue reading →

TOY STORY 5 “Toy Story 5 shows Pixar at its best, utilizing what has always been its strength: strong characters in a well-thought-out story that can play for kids as well as adults.” – Daniel M. Kimmel, North Shore Movies … Continue reading →