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Honestly, if you had told me Bill Burr was the standout performance in The Social Reckoning, I probably would've laughed and given you a "You serious, Clark?" look. I mean, be for real But alas, you all know I will call 'em as I see 'em, and I don't know if it was because he was obviously speaking for the audience in his moments, or because he was playing against someone who conveys zero emotion or likability. But Burr's character is the only one showing the proper amount of

Two very different movies, but two different levels of...well, suck might be too strong a word... Verity (2026) Let's start with Verity. We have to end this Colleen Hoover experiment. Or let's end the popular, fun, but crappy beach-read-turned-movie experiment. I am the first one to encourage people to read books, any books, at that too...I don't care if they're smut, nonfiction, good, bad, or graphic novels or comics. Everyone should read. You'll never see me judging you on

I just knew this damn movie would make me cry... Stupid movie that made me cry I will reveal later in the post whether the dog lives or not, so if you want that spoiler, go ahead and scroll down to the end; I'll wait. Heart of the Beast, starring Brad Pitt, is about a Special Forces soldier who lives a solitary life with his combat-trained partner, Odin. Odin, like Pitt's character, James, has seen the worst of war, been wounded, and is now suffering from PTSD like too many o

We're inching closer to the time of year when we see actors make their case for an Oscar. Primetime (2026) Robert Pattinson will have no shortage of films to submit to the Academy with his performances in The Drama, The Odyssey, Primetime, and Dune 3. Primetime is this week's case for that coveted golden trophy. Once again, Pattinson completely transforms himself. Not into someone unrecognizable like Antinous or Charlie, but into someone some of us know well: Chris Hansen. D

September is the month when not many hits come out in movie theaters, but if you're willing to take a chance, you can still find a few hidden gems. Let me introduce you to a couple of movies that might be worth a $5/$6 movie night if you want to head to your local theater. This weekend, The Weight and Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom came out, and I think both are worth sitting down with a bag of popcorn, turning off the phone, and relaxing for a couple of hours. Th