I Am Patrick DocuDrama brings St Patrick’s story to theaters
While St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated by millions, few may know much about the man, the reason why the church honors and honored the great of Patrick. A new docudrama, I Am Patrick, arrives in theaters for More...
Big Little Lies Season 2: Family issues and great cinematography highlight the season
While the traditional major networks may do a great deal of work to present programming that is entertaining, stimulating, and unique, there is practically no way they can compete with the intensity of the programs More...
‘White Christmas’ comes to Tampa Straz Center December 20-21
The Straz Center Patel Conservatory will present the delightful holiday show White Christmas, Dec. 20-21, in Ferguson Hall. Military personnel and veterans will receive special recognition. This heartwarming More...
Sam Mendes delivers a masterpiece with ‘1917’
1917 is a new World War I film from writer/director Sam Mendes (Skyfall, American Beauty) and may literally take the audience’s breath away. Centering on two British soldiers, Schofield (George MacKay) and More...
QUEEN & SLIM REVIEW: An uncomfortable look at racial tensions, police shootings
Opening on November 27, 2019, Queen and Slim should definitely provoke interesting conversations over the Thanksgiving holiday. The film tells the story of an Afro-American couple on their first date who are pulled More...
‘Last Christmas’ Review: Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding star in a sweet, upgraded Hallmark film
A romantic comedy released for the holidays seems like a great idea, as Universal tapped Emilia Clarke and Henry Golding to co-star in Last Christmas, a sweet film with a simple message of good will and kindness. Clarke More...
‘Official Secrets’ Review: Keira Knightley can’t salvage a politicized, ‘Bush hating’ Katherine Gun biopic
In Official Secrets, Keira Knightley takes center stage on a journey through the lead up to the Iraq War, a link between U.S. leadership and British intelligence to pressure United Nations approval to dethrone Saddam More...
‘Peanut Butter Falcon’ is an engaging 2019 Huck Finn story with a message on compassion
What makes Mark Twain so great is the timelessness of his writing and the new film, The Peanut Butter Falcon, is the latest reincarnations of one those great tales, in particularly, Huckleberry Finn. Shia LaBeouf More...
‘The Art of Racing in the Rain’ Review: Sweetness abounds in this ‘dog’s journey’ through his human’s life
Director Simon Curtis’ film adaptation of the novel Garth Stein follows the dog centric tearjerking formula to entertain audiences and tug on heartstrings with some actors, witty dialogue and a gruff yet engrossing More...
First 1917 trailer showcases World War I drama, explosions and the lives on the line
Universal has released the first trailer for Sam Mendes’ new movie 1917. The film stars George MacKay (Captain Fantastic) and Dean-Charles Chapman (Game of Thrones) as two young British soldiers, and the film More...
‘A Dog’s Journey Review’: An Emotional Sequel to ‘A Dog’s Purpose’
A Dog’s Journey is the sequel to the 2017 film A Dog’s Purpose. The movie is directed by Gail Mancuso (Roseanne, 30 Rock, Modern Family) written by W. Bruce Cameron, Cathryn Michon, Maya Forbes, and Wally More...
‘Unplanned’ Review: Abby Johnson’s break from Planned Parenthood is center in this emotional biopic
PureFlix teaming up with Abby Johnson in an R-rated telling of her book, Unplanned, seems unlikely, if not outright impossible. From the creators of the God’s Not Dead films is a film taking a bold stance More...
‘The Highwaymen’ is a dull Bonnie and Clyde chase film, should have been called Hamer and Gault
An all-star cast in a film about Bonnie and Clyde is never about the famous outlaws, but rather the pair set to end their crime spree across several states. A rather sluggish script hinders any intrigue as The Highwaymen More...
Netflix’s ‘The Dirt’ is unwatchable garbage, glorifying awful people behaving like horrible people
Maybe it was Bohemian Rhapsody, or the upcoming Elton John biopic, Rocketman, which made Netflix think that a Motley Crue film was going to be a good idea. Director Jeff Tremaine (Jackass) delivered a horrible and More...
‘Handmaid’s Tale’ star Elisabeth Moss to lead ‘The Invisible Man’ film
Universal’s upcoming The Invisible Man reboot has found its star in The Handmaid’s Tale star Elisabeth Moss. Variety reports that “Sources say the negotiations are in the extremely early stages, but More...
Razzies go political, bashing Trump NOT Michael Moore’s film
This weekend we have both the Independent Spirit Awards and the Academy Awards honoring the best in films of 2018. Before the red carpet excitement, fans also get the Golden Raspberry Awards: the 2019 Razzies, More...
The Straz Center’s Patel Conservatory will present ‘Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark KIDS’
The Straz Center’s Patel Conservatory will present Magic Tree House: Dinosaurs Before Dark KIDS February 21-24 in the Straz Center for the Performing Art’s TECO Theater. For two decades, young readers have More...
‘Bourne’ TV show ‘Treadstone’ casts Omar Metwally, Tracy Ifeachor, Hyo Joo, Gabriell Scharnitzky and Emilia Schüle
The Bourne spin-off TV series continues to grow their cast. Jeremy Irvine and Brian J. Smith will play Treadstone‘s male leads and now several other roles have been cast. Deadline reports that Omar Metwally More...
‘A Silent Voice’ returns to cinemas on January 28, January 31
ELEVEN Arts and Fathom Events are proud to announce the return of director Naoko Yamada’s stunningly animated coming-of-age drama “A Silent Voice.” The hit Japanese film is a moving depiction of the struggles More...
‘First Man’ highlights the feat of reaching the moon, overcoming tragedy
For most fans of historical space films, The Right Stuff and Apollo 13 rest in their own special category. Film critics will push audiences to believe that First Man belongs in an elite group, something spectacular More...
