Mother! (2017)

A published poet, played by Javier Bardem, and his young wife, Jennifer Lawrence, are rebuilding his old country home that burned down.  Strangers begin to show up and turn their world upside down.  As usual, Darren Aronofski created a psychological thriller that keeps the audience guessing throughout the film.  With Aronofski the only thing you

Detroit (2017)

In 1967, a deadly riot in Detroit turned the city upside down.  With city and state enforcement accompanied by the National Guard, an attempt was made to restore order. When local police and National Guard respond to gunfire from around a nearby motel, a terrible incident unfolds between Detroit police and guests at the Algiers motel. 

Darkest Hour (2017)

Only 8 months into a global war that would last 6 years, Britain reached a pivotal point that almost led to the end of the empire.  Darkest Hour focuses in on May 1940 as Neville Chamberlain, played by Ronald Pickup, resigns as prime minister and Winston Churchill, played by Gary Oldman, takes over the premiership.  While Churchill's war

Dunkirk (2017)

In May 1940, between 300,000 and 400,000 British troops were trapped between German forces and the ocean.  As they attempted to evacuate the beaches of Dunkirk they fell victim to German Luftwaffe, the German equivalent of the American Air Force.  German planes focused on bombing the evacuating ships and gunning down men on the beach. 

Founder, The (2016)

The Founder follows Ray Kroc, played by Michael Keaton, as he transitions from a milk shake maker salesman to 'founding' the biggest name in fast food.  His duplicitous behavior helped bring him riches beyond his wildest imagination, but at the cost of both business and personal relationships.  The director, John Lee Hancock, straddles the benevolent