"The heroes of Midway, among many other veterans, deserve to be celebrated, but with a better movie than this"

Even the action is largely forgettable, the characters on 'Dark Fate' make it worth watching

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

This week, Robert (Bob) Garver reviews the film: Maleficent: Mistress Of Evil

Bob Garver reviews the film Addams Family in this week's movie review

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

'When I first heard that I’d be reviewing an animated movie called “Abominable” this weekend, I was excited.'

To be sure, this movie is everything one could want in a big-screen version of “Downton Abbey.”

"Basically the biggest problem with the film is that it’s overly familiar"

"I think you’ll agree that whatever you find scary gets less scary with repetition"

If you’ve ever seen a “Fallen” movie before, you can probably predict the pattern of the action

"There’s a reason why the relatively dormant 'dirty t(w)een comedy' genre is being revived"

'Fast & Furious' movies are synonymous with zooming, crashing, ineffective shooting, and explosions

Bob Garver: "This film is the biggest let-down since 'Death Proof'"

It’s time for the latest entry into the trend of Disney live-action remakes

Bob Garver reviews two films this week

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

'This may be the most boring movie review you ever read'

“Men in Black: International” doesn’t deserve to call itself a “Men in Black” movie

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

Some things are changed from the 1992 movie, some aren’t

Bob Garver reviews two films this week

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

"'Avengers: Endgame' is every bit the juggernaut it’s been made out to be"

This week's movie review from Bob Garver.

This week, Bob Garver reviews the film 'Little'

This week's film review from Bob Garver.

'Dumbo himself has such an infectious presence, infectious enough that it just barely saves this film.'

Jordan Peele’s “Us” is a film whose reputation precedes it.

“Wonder Park” seems like it was conceived as a writing exercise.

This week, Bob Garver reviews the film Captain Marvel.

"I am dumfounded by Madea’s popularity'

“How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” is a fine family film.

Bob Garver reviews M. Night Shyamalan's latest film

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

Bob Garver says "At best, 'Escape Room' is silly pseudo-fun"

Double Feature Film Review by Bob Garver

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

This week's movie review from Bob Garver

This Week's Movie Review

"My main complaint is that the film can’t decide what the rules are for Ralph and Vanellope when it comes to the internet and how they can affect change in the real world. It just seems like a betrayal of “Wreck-It Ralph” lore"

"Ultimately, though, the things the movie does right more than balance out the things it does wrong."

The music of Queen of course has a presence in the movie, but the film never gave me as much as I would have liked.

The new film is a follow-up to the first “Halloween”, but erases all franchise lore that came after, including the twist of protagonist Laurie Strode (Jamie Lee Curtis) turning out to be Michael’s sister.

The story follows country-rock superstar Jackson Maine (Bradley Cooper, who also directed the film) and his relationship with incredibly talented unknown Ally (Lady Gaga)

“Venom” may not be a disaster, but that’s only because it doesn’t have the ambition to try anything potentially disastrous.

"I’d even go so far as to say that this is a flat-out bad movie. But it’s a bad movie that I liked, and therefore I have no choice but to say that you might like it too."