Lolo Loves Films

"Elle" is not a film for everyone. Some may be downright repulsed by it, though this is nothing new for Verhoeven. It deals with not only sexual assault, but promiscuity, primal urges, and all things provocative, and it may leave a bad taste in th... Read the full review »

This is a beautiful, heartfelt film that offers an interesting approach to coping, illness, and grief. It uses a fantastical allegory to help explain the difficulty of having a parent suffering from a terminal illness. It never talks down to its a... Read the full review »

It isn't until the third act where "Passengers" truly starts to become a victim of its genre tropes as it starts to have many contrivances in its wrap-up stages. It finishes with a by-the-numbers action sequence complete with a ticking time clock,... Read the full review »

"Assassin's Creed" is a movie with massive amounts of wasted potential that, once again, dash the hopes that one day a good video game adaptation will ever be made. It's a shame Michael Fassbender put all of his eggs in this wretched basket and pr... Read the full review »

"Why Him?" may have you laughing just enough to justify the cost of a movie theater ticket. Still, even if you like Franco, Cranston, Mullally, or Deutch, we say it might be better to wait and watch this one as a rental... Read the full review »

Pablo Larraín has created quite a film in "Jackie." Some will love it, others will hate it, but either way, it provides a very in-depth look at a woman concerned with image and power while being doused in vanity and sorrow... Read the full review »

"Collateral Beauty" is nothing more than a vindictive, bitter, steaming pile of disingenuous, flawed garbage. This film is the definition of "click-bait." It's shallow, a terrible waste of precious movie watching minutes, and if not even Helen Mir... Read the full review »

Without the music that binds all of the characters together and fills the movie from minute 1 to minute 108, everything in between is formulaic and mostly forgettable... Read the full review »