The major question I was asking myself after I left the theater was what is Kevin Macdonald’s film trying to get me to think about Whitney H

Despite its evident fondness for Rogers, it never turns into blind praise. It treats him like he treated his young audience: with empathy an

RBG is famous for her dissenting opinions, but there are none to be found here. The movie hews a little too close to hagiography for my liki

The biggest asset Faces Places has it its co-stars/co-directors. They are likable, friendly and pass no judgment on their subjects. They mak