Dann Gire is an instructor of Cinema and Speech at Loyola University Chicago and a critic for the Daily Herald in Chicago, Illinois. With a focus on local film reviews, Dann provides insightful and detailed analysis of movies, covering a range of genres and themes.
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If Steven Spielberg directed an ABC TV After School Movie written by Stephen King, it would be a smarter, scarier and better constructed horror tale than “Monster Summer.”
By: Dann Gire
“The Outrun” — 2 starsNora Fingscheidt’s contemplative and cluttered biographical drama “The Outrun” adds a little bit of individuality to the cinematic canon of struggling substanc...
A great horror movie dwells deep within Parker Finn's enigmatic “Smile 2,” fighting to come out like Margaret Qualley struggling hard to emerge from Demi Moore's grossly split backside in “The Substance.”
“Conclave” — 3.5 stars If the Academy Awards ever created a special Oscar for “Best Performance by a Furrowed Brow,” Ralph Fiennes would
By: Dann Gire
“Here” — 2 stars“Here” is a conceptually daring but tiresome gimmick movie, a virtually plotless, visually busy anthology of nonintersecting stories spanning zillions of years, and we ...
At Wrigleyville's Alamo Drafthouse Theaters during a Monday night screening of “Heretic,” nimble and unobtrusive staffers swept through the audience, asking about allergies.
By: Dann Gire
“A Real Pain” — 3.5 starsWriter/director/actor Jesse Eisenberg has handcrafted a wonderful gem of a movie wisely titled “A Real Pain.” This compact 89-minute relationship study works w...
By: Dann Gire
“Wicked” — 4 starsThe most popular song from the Broadway musical “Wicked” may very well be “Popular,” but the cinematic piece de resistance in Jon M. Chu’s magnificently mounted...
By: Dann Gire
“Gladiator ll” — 1.5 starsIn the spectacularly violent, 200 AD Roman epic “Gladiator II,” limbs get lopped and heads get chopped, but the majority of casualties die from being talked t...
The provocatively and appropriately titled black comedy “Nightbitch” (it features a female dog) owes its narrative propulsion to Amy Adams' harried, married, emotionally buried Mother of a 4-year-old boy, and wife of a benignly neglectful, stay-away-from-home husband.
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