"The Breadwinner," comedian Nate Bargatze's first film starring role, is a milquetoast "Mr. Mom" reboot, as a car salesman ineptly fills in for his housewife when her career takes off. Review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Nate Richard was impressed by “Tuner,” the narrative debut of Oscar-winner Daniel Roher starring Leo Woodall as a hearing impaired safecracker. Read his full review on Film Yap. #filmsky 📽️

It's Danes gone wild in "The Last Viking," a head-scratching black comedy starring Mads Mikkelsen as a mentally disturbed man clashing with his ex-convict brother hot to find a suitcase full of cash. Review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

"Tuner" is a contrapuntal composition of comedy, romance, drama and suspense that is mostly harmonious. Find #IFJA member Nick Rogers' review of the film, in wide release Friday, at Midwest Film Journal. #filmsky 📽️

A story of wind and warring personalities, "Pressure" is another peek behind the amazing true story of the most pivotal event in human history. Movie review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers says "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan: Ghost War" is a risible film that undermines everything that made the streaming series effective. #filmsky 📽️

Jane Fonda won an Oscar playing a psychologically complex prostitute in "Klute," the first of Alan J. Pakula's "paranoia" trilogy. And Donald Sutherland! But why then, asks critic Christopher Lloyd, is this iconic film so damn dull? #filmsky 📽️

This week on FOX59's "Indy Now" show, Christopher Lloyd checks out new releases "The Mandalorian and Grogu," "Saccharine," "Passenger" and "I Love Boosters." #filmsky 📽️

"Cobra" is essentially Sylvester Stallone's take on Batman, and even when cold pizza is cut with scissors, it's still cold pizza. Nick Rogers revisits "Cobra" in his "Class of ... " series at Midwest Film Journal, looking at films with 20th, 30th or 40th anniversaries. #filmsky 📽️ #filmsly

At Midwest Film Journal, Nick Rogers intersects his Coming Around Again and Rank Opinions series to both revisit 1996's "DragonHeart" and rank it alongside its four straight-to-video sequels. #filmsky 📽️

In the latest episode of The Obsessive Viewer, Matt Hurt and guest Sam Watermeier review Curry Barker's Obsession and Kristoffer Borgli's The Drama. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd says the supernatural body horror "Saccharine" bites deep into gore and body image themes as a medical student obsessed with losing weight finds corpulent cadavers creeping up on her. #filmsky 📽️

In the latest episode of The Obsessive Viewer, Matt Hurt and guest Brent Leuthold review the murder mystery The Sheep Detectives and Damian McCarthy's latest horror feature Hokum. #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers says Guy Ritchie's streak of reliably repetitive romps comes to a screeching, over-explained halt with "In the Grey." #filmsky 📽️

A friend-zoned dweeb uses dark magic to make his dream girl fall in love with him, but it only leads to nightmarish (and familiar) horror tropes in "Obsession," according to critic Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

Tech-savvy but teenage-dumb, a group of hackers decide to steal $25 million from an arrogant billionaire in "LifeHack," an anxiety-inducing heist flick that takes place entirely on screens. Movie review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

"Fritz the Cat" meets "The Truman Show" with a side order of Salvador Dalí in "Decorado," a bleak, black animated comedy from Spain about a middle-aged mouse fighting his dystopia. Film review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

A one-gimmick idea is not enough to sustain "Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid," where Steve Martin (sorta) interacts with classic movie stars in a gumshoe parody/homage directed by Carl Reiner. #filmsky 📽️

This week on FOX59's "Indy Now," Christopher Lloyd reviews new theatrical and streaming releases: "The Sheep Detectives," "Mortal Kombat II," "Omaha," "Billie Eilish -- Hit Me Hard and Soft: The Tour" and "Lord of the Flies." #filmsky 📽️

It's cutsie-poo meets murder mystery in "The Sheep Detectives," an (ostensibly) comical adventure (barely) starring Hugh Jackman as a sheep herder whose CGI flock must solve the riddle of his demise. Review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

With tremendous accomplishment, writer-director Sophy Romvari's "Blue Heron" navigates intersections of truth & memory and grief & absolution. IFJA member Nick Rogers reviews the film at Midwest Film Journal. #filmsky 📽️

A father takes his kids on an impromptu cross-country road trip in "Omaha," an observant, contemplative tome poem of a movie that uses its spareness as a strength. Movie review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd calls "Disposable Humanity" an illuminating and sobering look at the hidden Holocaust of more than 300,000 people euthanized by the Nazi regime for having mental or physical disabilities. #filmsky 📽️

Christopher Lloyd reviews new theatrical releases "The Devil Wears Prada 2," "The Story of Everything," "Animal Farm," "Deep Water" and "Hokum" on FOX59's "Indy Now" show! #filmsky 📽️

Ben Sears writes that Swapped is pretty to look at, with its creative creature designs, but it doesn't mask its formulaic body-swap story or characters #filmsky 📽️

"The Story of Everything" looks at competing theories about the creation of the universe and of life on Earth, nudging us to embrace the idea of intelligent design (read: bearded omniscient father in the sky). Movie review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd says a modernized version of "Animal Farm," George Orwell's classic cautionary tale about groupthink and Marxism, aims low with a kiddie-friendly approach, and a tacked-on finale. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd reviews "Captain Horatio Hornblower," a Napoleonic swashbuckler Gregory Peck deemed one of his favorite roles, playing a resolute British captain who rises in the admiralty and his romantic prospects while battling on the high seas #filmsky 📽️

This week on Indy Now, Christopher Lloyd reviews new releases "I Swear" and "Michael," plus Film Yap team's picks for Indy Film Fest! #filmsky 📽️

The shopworn premise of "Apex" really relies on elements of subtext, surprise and persuasive physicality it can introduce. Now streaming on Netflix, the film has just enough of all three to more or less work. IFJA member Nick Rogers reviews the film at Midwest Film Journal. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd says "Michael" is a dazzling and profoundly entertaining portrait that makes us remember everything we loved about Michael Jackson (and forget about the icky later years). #filmsky 📽️

Halle is a vibrant, troubled, self-centered, imperfect and glorious heroine in "New High Score," a quirky drama about a young woman who failed to launch from writer/director Elijah Lothamer. #filmsky 📽️

Writer/activist/advocate/all-around good dude Richard Propes wheels across Indiana to raise money to erase medical debt in "Just One Man," a revised version of last year's "The Tenderness Tour." Review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

#IFJA member Ben Sears says that Omaha has the potential to be seen as emblematic of a national crisis, but it lacks the specificity needed to land its emotional punch. #filmsky 📽️

Critic Christopher Lloyd says the BAFTA-winning "I Swear" is a moving biographical portrait of Tourette syndrome that doesn't reach for the usual 'inspiration pity' tropes. #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers continues his "Coming Around Again" series, in which he revisits films he disliked to see if he now feels differently, with 1995's "Jade." #filmsky 📽️

One of sports' most enigmatic superstars gets the documentary profile spotlight in "Jerry West: The Logo," revealing the source of the man's depression -- and indomitable drive. Review by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

This week on Indy Now, Christopher Lloyd reviews new releases "Lee Cronin's the Mummy," "Ballistic," "The Christophers," "Normal" and "Mile End Kicks." #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers continues his "Class of ... " series, which looks at films celebrating 20th, 30th or 40th anniversaries, with 1986's "At Close Range." #filmsky 📽️

"The Exorcist" meets ancient Egyptian mythology in "Lee Cronin's the Mummy," a bloody good horror ripper about a little girl possessed by foul forces. Review by Christopher Lloyd.

Christopher Lloyd says Ian McKellen and Michaela Coel are crackling good in "The Christophers," a knockout from Steven Soderbergh about the playful but hefty encounter between an iconoclastic artist and a forger hired to complete his work. #filmsky 📽️

Lena Headey plays a grieving military mom who goes down a dark path of guns and paranoia in "Ballistic," psychological drama/thriller that doesn't quite hit the target, says critic Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

#IFJA members Ben Sears writes that Sophy Romvari's stunningly assured indie feature debut Blue Heron looks at memory and regret in an original, emotionally devastating way. #filmsky 📽️

Mid-career Mel Brooks hit the skids with "High Anxiety," a supposed send-up of Alfred Hitchcock movies that's really more concerned with (ineptly) poking fun at pop culture psychology of the day. Classic film column by Christopher Lloyd. #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers updates his rankings of the enduring "Sniper" franchise to reflect this week's 12th installment, "Sniper: No Nation." #filmsky 📽️

#IFJA members Ben Sears and Nate Richard go in depth on the Cannes film festival lineup, and some potential awards contenders for next year

This week on Indy Now Christopher Lloyd takes a look at new releases "Hamlet," "Beast," "You, Me & Tuscany," "Faces of Death" and "Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord." #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers says the shark creature feature "Thrash," now streaming on Netflix, offers little beyond the bare, and barely there, essentials. #filmsky 📽️

At Midwest Film Journal, #IFJA member Nick Rogers says "Outcome" is a bit like if Judd Apatow directed "Jay Kelly" and that Keanu Reeves almost singlehandedly saves Jonah Hill's latest directorial effort.

In his review of the new "Hamlet" starring Riz Ahmed, critic Christopher Lloyd says like all Shakespeare adaptations it suffers the slings and arrows of being borderline incomprehensible to modern audiences, despite some intense performances. #filmsky 📽️