Critics review new movie releases: “Deep Water,” about a wealthy husband who lets his wife cheat so they can avoid a divorce, then he comes the main suspect when her lovers disappear; “Cheaper by the Dozen,” about a blended family of 12 people who juggle their home life and family business, starring Gabrielle Union and Zach Braff; “Umma,” about a Korean immigrant who lives on a U.S. farm with her daughter, and their lives get disrupted when the cremated ashes of her estranged mom arrive; “Alice,” about an enslaved woman in the antebellum South who escapes her plantation; and “Master,” about Black women who go through similar experiences at a mainly white college in New England.
‘Master’ is intelligent combo of ‘Get Out’ and ‘Dear White People,’ says critic
Regina Hall and Amber Gray star in “Master.” Courtesy of Amazon Studios.
Credits
Guests:
- Shawn Edwards - film critic at Fox 4 News and co-founder of the African American Film Critics Association
- William Bibbiani - film critic and co-host of the Critically Acclaimed Network of podcasts - @williambibbiani