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‘You Can See Everything,’ but can you know anything?
What is the truth? Would you know it if you saw it? Does it even exist? These are heady questions that sound like something pondered

If you love Alicia Keys, you’ll love ‘Hell’s Kitchen.’ If not… mileage may vary.
Seeing “Hell’s Kitchen” live at the Fox Theater in St. Louis (playing through Feb. 8) is like streaming the entire

’28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ builds the bridge
When “28 Years Later” showed up last year to resurrect a decades-old franchise by assembling the same creative crew responsible

‘The Outsiders’ musical packs a punch
“The Outsiders” has left a deep cultural impact, both as a novel and a film. The book, which chronicles warring

‘Wake Up Dead Man’ the sharpest ‘Knives Out’ mystery yet
When “Knives Out” came out in 2019, it was a smart and fun ensemble mystery to which Daniel Craig’s character,

‘Les Miserables’ still delivers the goods
“Les Misérables” is one of the all-time great musical-theater juggernauts, and I’ve been lucky enough to see it multiple times

‘Jay Kelly’ balances humor, heart and Hollywood melancholy
There are few things Hollywood loves more than movies about itself. The behind-the-scenes drama and combustible personalities at best make

‘The Running Man’ can’t quite go the distance
I really, really wanted to like “The Running Man.” I consider myself a fan of the star, the director and

‘Nuremburg’ a flawed film redeemed by the weight of history
Some moments in history carry such a profound weight that simply dramatizing them on film in a competent manner can

‘The Notebook’ musical tries to rekindle the magic
“The Notebook” is regarded as the 21st century’s gold standard of tear-jerking romance. A Nicholas Sparks joint (the master of

‘Bugonia’ a brilliant film I can’t reccomend
I’ve been writing movie reviews for longer than I care to admit, but I honestly can’t recall ever seeing an

‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’ misses the joy in Bruce’s music
Like most musical biopics, how you feel about Bruce Springsteen will shape how you feel about “Springsteen: Deliver Me From

‘Good Fortune’ is a heavenly delight
The easiest way to describe the high-concept comedy “Good Fortune” is as “It’s A Wonderful Life” meets “Trading Places.” It’s

‘Tron: Ares’ continues a decades-long, mixed-bag legacy
The “Tron” trilogy is pretty improbable if you stop and think about it. The original “Tron” came out in 1982,

‘The Smashing Machine’ earns a technical knockout
A lot of what you’ll see in “The Smashing Machine” feels very familiar. It’s a sports movie, based on the

‘Superman’ is here to save the day
In our era of total superhero saturation, Superman is almost too simplistic of a character. As the prototype against which
