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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Run, Don’t Walk Away from ‘Madame Web’
We owe “The Marvels,” “Eternals” and “Morbius” an apology. Who knew superhero fare could sink as low as “Madame Web?”…
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Toby Keith Rounded Up the Boys To Make ‘Beer for My Horses’
Tim McGraw and Faith Hill leading “1883.” Dwight Yoakam playing white trash to perfection in “Sling Blade.” Trace Adkins starring…
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‘Bob Marley: One Love’ Can’t Find Man Behind the Legend
Why did it take so long to see a biopic of reggae superstar Bob Marley? His life and musical legacy…
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‘Out of Darkness’ Taps Primal Terror Vein
Even easy-to-please horror fans must be exhausted by the genre’s tropes. Young, pretty casts Cabins in the woods Masked killers…
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Is ‘The Way Way Back’ the Best Coming of Age Movie in Years?
Some movies don’t age well for any number of reasons. The special effects, for example, look so clunky it’s hard…
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Wait … They Already Made a ‘Road House’ Sequel?
Before Jake Gyllenhaal body-shamed us with his unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt and Doug Liman declared a David and Goliath battle against…
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‘Argylle’ Is Great, Terrible, Funny, Confusing and Way Too Long
Your opinion of “Argylle” may vary from scene to scene, revelation to revelation. And, of course, it helps if you’re…
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‘Bad Hombres’ Jolts B-Movie Template
One of the many problems plaguing woke films is predictability. Audiences often know what to expect given how Hollywood progressives…
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‘What Happens Later’ Leans on Conservative Rom-Com Appeal
Meg Ryan deserved better than the reception “What Happens Later” received. The film hit theaters, oh so briefly, near the…
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‘Zone of Interest’ Offers Unflinching Portrait of Evil
Jonathan Glazer’s “The Zone of Interest” begins with a family sitting by a stream, enjoying an idyllic day. We observe…
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