Goes to show that when it comes to good reasons to make a sequel to a beloved classic movie, “nostalgia” should never top the list.
“The Menu”
A wickedly savage, genre-bending, darkly comedic thriller that serves up arthouse fun for foodies.
“Wendell & Wild”
The characters are so unconventional and the animation is so impressive that this animated story of demons and grief should be celebrated for its uniqueness, if nothing else.
“Spirited”
An unremarkable holiday movie that stays afloat due to eccentric original songs and a charismatic cast.
“Love Charlie: The Rise and Fall of Chef Charlie Trotter”
A detailed look at the professional and personal life of a chef who was as difficult as he was brilliant.
“Weird: The Al Yankovic Story”
The funniest thing about the movie is thinking about the handful of audience members who believe this story is 100% true and real, and that’s one of the film’s biggest problems.
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