Reviews
Today’s consumers have more entertainment options than ever before thanks to technology and the explosion of new media outlets. That’s why Hollywood in Toto will help readers suss out the very best content across media. We all lead busy lives. Let’s consume only the highest quality movies, television shows and music with our limited leisure time.
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Animated ‘Corner’ Reveals Stunning Look at War, Hope
Sunao Katabuchi’s “In This Corner of the World” centers on Suzo Urano, a teenage girl growing up in the small…
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‘What Happened to Monday’ – Weapons Grade Dumb
You know you’ve done something remarkable when you make a Nazi zombie film and your follow-up is less believable. Director…
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HiT Reviews: ‘The Glass Castle,’ ‘Annabelle: Creation’
Hollywood loves reboots, remakes and dysfunctional families. And not necessarily in that order. The more combative, the better, for clans…
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‘Pilgrimage’ Takes Bloody Swipe at Church, Crusades
You don’t need a director’s statement to tell you what “Pilgrimage” thinks of organized religion. Or one faith in particular.…
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Yoakam Clings to Classics in Killer Garden Set
Dwight Yoakam isn’t one of those singers whose fans greet their new music with a shrug. Recent Yoakam releases like…
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HiT Reviews: ‘Dark Tower,’ ‘Inconvenient Sequel’
This may be the worst advertisement for an eight-novel series ever made. “The Dark Tower” is a sequel of sorts…
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‘Underdogs’ Doc Reveals ‘Rocky’s Secret Ingredient
Who directed “Rocky?” It’s a harder question than it should be. The 1977 Best Picture winner remains one of the…
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9 Unmistakable Signs You’re at a Chris Isaak Concert
Chris Isaak is a touring machine. At 61, the troubadour hits the road virtually every year with a songbook bursting…
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Theron’s ‘Atomic Blonde’ Schools Modern Action Flicks
There’s one critical element missing from today’s action films. A hero who takes as many punches as he throws. Or…
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‘Dunkirk’ Is Bold, Original and Muddled to the Core
Christopher Nolan’s “Dunkirk” is nothing like the countless war movies that precede it. Every frame feels like a masterstroke from…
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