Less Hat, Moorhead

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Aug 25, 2026 A deft, tightly-paced pleasure; one of the better straightforward action flicks I've seen in a while. The trick is that the villains here are so thoroughly odious, and their victims so poignant, that it's extremely satisfying when Statham mutilates them. Go to Full Review Mutiny (2026) 50% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Aug 13, 2026 Turner is winning in his nice guy role; he has a touch of Channing Tatum's sweetness while giving off a sharper sense of intelligence. But One Night Only truly serves as a showcase for Barbaro. Go to Full Review One Night Only (2026) 44% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Jul 28, 2026 The title character here, played by Duncan Parkin behind the memorable makeup, and with gratingly persistent groans and snarls supplied by the superb voice actor Paul Frees, has a grotesque pathos. Go to Full Review The Cyclops (1957) - - 5%

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Jul 6, 2026 Wayne is at his most likable and the movie is full of terrific, reliable supporting players including. Go to Full Review Rio Lobo (1970) 71% 71%

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Jun 30, 2026 Directed by J. Lee Thompson, a long way from The Guns of Navarone, the movie is terrible, but entertainingly, sometimes hilariously so, and it has a cast of veterans that's hard to resist. Go to Full Review The White Buffalo (1977) 29% 50%

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Jun 16, 2026 Director Travis Knight, working from a script by a gaggle, wisely deflates the grandiose material for laughs, and the cast is only too happy to abet him. Galitzine embraces the silliness, giving us a splendidly manic, machismo-free He-Man. Go to Full Review Masters of the Universe (2026) 67% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead May 26, 2026 This modest, surefooted gem has some of the flavor of minor-key indie comedies of the '80s and '90s, and the performances, both acting and musical, are impressive. Go to Full Review On a String (2025) 91% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead May 1, 2026 Serkis and screenwriter Nicholas Stoller have turned Orwell's hard, unsentimental vision into just another kiddie flick. Go to Full Review Animal Farm (2025) 29% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Apr 23, 2026 Many of the plot points, starting with but not limited to the idea that a child in this condition could be cared for at home, are deeply stupid. But that in itself wouldn't be a dealbreaker if the movie weren't so rotten-spirited. Go to Full Review Lee Cronin's The Mummy (2026) 45% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Apr 2, 2026 This sprightly, rapid-cut, graphically engaging movie, co-directed by Charlie Tyrell, tries to find a tolerable way to navigate a middle course. The result is a shrug: it could go either way, or a thousand other ways we can't predict. Go to Full Review The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (2026) 86% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Dec 24, 2025 A very loud, abrasive, unrelenting movie... But it explores a great subject: brash, self-promoting American hustlers. And it gets at a great truth: that for better or worse, brash, self-promoting American hustlers have a way of getting what they want. Go to Full Review Marty Supreme (2025) 93% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Dec 13, 2025 It's a great idea, and I enjoyed Ella McCay, but I'm not sure it hangs together convincingly. In part this has to do with Mackey's youthfulness, and the callow and somewhat ditzy nature of the character. Go to Full Review Ella McCay (2025) 23% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Dec 8, 2025 Driven along by Seamus Egan's sprightly Irish flute score, The Family McMullen is, like the "Brothers", extremely low-key and mild, and I found that to be just what I wanted. Go to Full Review The Family McMullen (2025) 83% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Dec 8, 2025 It's possible that the timing of the shoot also added to the emotional charge of the movie; we're seeing actors at the end of a run, saying farewell to a smash that's also likely to be one of the better pieces of material they're ever going to get to do. Go to Full Review Merrily We Roll Along (2025) 95% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Nov 8, 2025 [Elle Fanning's] guileless nattering lets enough of the Wagnerian air out of the proceedings to keep things light and amusing. Better still is Schuster-Koloamatangi, a New Zealander who somehow manages to connect with the audience through the makeup. Go to Full Review Predator: Badlands (2025) 86% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Oct 31, 2025 The route [Yorgos Lanthimos] takes, though admittedly funny, is heavy-handed, and diffuses the bite of what has gone before. Even so, Bugonia has more than enough brilliance and passion to be worth a look. Go to Full Review Bugonia (2025) 87% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Oct 26, 2025 [Jeremy Allen White is] moving in his depressive mode, too, but there's no getting around it, the movie becomes a long dark night of the soul in these passages, and they make up a lot of screen time. Go to Full Review Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere (2025) 61% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Oct 13, 2025 It's skillfully crafted, but it depends for its light tone on us finding Roofman lovable. Because no irrevocable tragedy resulted from Manchester's crimes, but perhaps even more importantly because he's played by Channing Tatum, we can. Go to Full Review Roofman (2025) 87% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Oct 3, 2025 Even though the movie's agonies are rooted in two of Britain's primal eldest curses, there's nothing particularly revelatory about them. But they allow Day-Lewis a series of opportunities for increasingly intense showcase acting. Go to Full Review Anemone (2025) 52% - -

M.V. Moorhead Less Hat, Moorhead Sep 27, 2025 [Scarlett Johansson's] work is crisp and proficient, but the script, by Tory Kamen, is unsteady... None of this, however, is an impediment to the indomitable Squibb, whose fearless, direct performance transcends any shortcomings in the material. Go to Full Review Eleanor the Great (2025) 68% - -