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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By: Dann Gire
Director/writer Bryce McGuire contributes a tepid disappointment to the “there’s something in the water” horror genre with “Night Swim,” a plodding, suspense-starved family-in-jeopardy opus ...
Did some secret market study indicate audiences found the current phase of Marvel movies to be confusing or just plain hard to follow?
Christopher Nolan‘s historical epic “Oppenheimer” will dust the competition during the 96th Academy Awards broadcast, airing live at 6 p.m. Sunday, March 10, with host Jimmy Kimmel on ABC.
Let's examine some of the more scintillating lines of dialogue from Simon Cellan Jones' sports movie “Arthur the King” in the order they occur.
The stark difference between “Ghostbusters” and its fourth sequel, subtitled “Frozen Empire,” becomes apparent by comparing two key scenes.
“Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire” — 2 stars You gotta feel sorry for Japan's most beloved atomic bomb metaphor, Godzilla.
By: Dann Gire
“Wicked Little Letters” — 3.5 starsA brilliantly brutal barrage of verbal obscenities in the bawdy “Wicked Little Letters” achieves an all-time high in Low Comedy. Not since “Richard...
By: Dann Gire
“The First Omen” — 2.5 starsAside from an adequate supply of gross commercial elements, the Catholic horror tale “The First Omen” issues an allegorical warning about our current politi...
By: Dann Gire
“Sting” — 3 starsDespite its confusing title (no, this is not about the lead singer of The Police) and disappointingly trite ending, Kiah Roache-Turner’s low-budget Australian creature f...
By: Dann Gire
“Civil War” — 2 starsArmed with a timely premise, a high-caliber cast and forceful visuals, Alex Garland’s provocative and frustrating “Civil War” presents a prophetic, cautionary v...
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