The Sheep Detectives review: No fleecing here
‘The Sheep Detectives’ is a distinct whodunit in which a clever ewe is the lead investigator in a murder case.
julia louis dreyfus
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Review: ‘Thunderbolts’ has a superhuman ability to connect with audiences
‘Thunderbolts’ unites a team of outcasts who decide to put their super abilities to better use by saving the world instead of covering up corruption.
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Review: ‘Onward’ is infused with magic and emotion (Includes first-hand account)
Growing up, there’s a subconscious pressure to have a mom AND a dad. Yet, in spite of what most sitcoms tell you, the majority of households don’t consist of that dynamic. Some parents separate or suffer untimely deaths, while others may be same-sex. There’s no “traditional family” anymore as families come in all shapes and sizes. But that doesn’t mean a kid won’t still feel the stress of not having a mom and dad at home, creating a longing that may be impossible to fulfill. In Onward, a teen wants nothing more than to spend a day with the father he never met.
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Review: ‘Downhill’ doesn’t get a high score from the judges (Includes first-hand account)
Even seemingly strong relationships can be rattled by a significant event, while already shaky ones can be knocked out by it. If both parties are interested, they can try to recover and recapture the feelings that brought them together to start… and there’s also the children to think about, in some cases. But some things can’t be forgiven and others can, but with great difficulty. Every couple has their limits and sometimes you don’t find them until they’re challenged. In Downhill, a family trip is thrown off course when their bonds are tested and one member fails the exam.
