Movie Review: ‘No Time To Die’ is a Fitting Send-off For The Daniel Craig Era
Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga Writers: Neil Purvis, Robert Wade, Phoebe Waller-Bridge Stars: Daniel Craig, Lashana Lynch, Rami Malek,... Read More »
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Movie Review: ‘The Many Saints of Newark’ is a Fantastic Return to the World of Blood and Gabagool
Director: Alan Taylor Writers: David Chase, Lawrence Konnar Stars: Alessandro Nivola, Vera Farmiga, Corey Stoll, Michael Gandolfini, Ray... Read More »
Movie Review: “Yakuza Princess” is a Robust Action/Thriller with no Substance
Director: Vicente Amorim Writers: Fernando Toste, Kimi Lee Stars: Masumi, Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Tsuyoshi Ihara, Eijiro Ozaki Synopsis:... Read More »
Movie Review (EIFF): ‘The Bright Side’ is a Life-Affirming Take on Death
There may be no one better at judging death than the Irish. Throughout its history the people of... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘Stillwater’ Veers Away from Action Premise to Provide Humanity
If one had to pin down the themes you might expect to see in a Tom McCarthy movie,... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘The Birthday Cake’ Boasts a Phenomenal Cast But Feels Like a Retread.
The first thing to mention about Jimmy Giannopoulos’ crime drama The Birthday Cake is it’s star-studded cast. It’s... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘Occupation: Rainfall’ is Admirably Ambitious but Deeply Derivative.
In the age of superhero movies bankrolled by an oligarch with mouse ears, it’s unusual to find an... Read More »
Op-Ed: The Snyder Cut and the Rise of Toxic Fandom
In LA right now, there stands a billboard which feels like it couldn’t have existed even at this... Read More »
Chasing The Gold: Best Supporting Actor Nominees Analysis (2021 Oscars)
The category for Best Supporting Actor doesn’t seem as straightforward as it has been in previous years. This... Read More »
Chasing The Gold: Best Adapted Screenplay Nominees Analysis (2021 Oscars)
The category for Best Adapted Screenplay at this year’s Academy Awards feels a little like a gimme for... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘Silk Road’ is a Run-of-the-Mill Thriller
If nothing else, Tiller Russell’s Silk Road is a decent argument for why you shouldn’t spend time with... Read More »
Movie Review: “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” is an Improvement, but Not Much
In the fanboy fervor that will no doubt enshroud this release, it wouldn’t do to get ahead of... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘Cherry’ Critiques the Opioid Crisis in America, with Uneven Results
After riding high on the unexpected success of two little-known movies called Avengers: Infinity War and its sequel... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘The Man Standing Next’ is a Slow Burn Spy Drama
Woo Min-ho‘s The Man Standing Next begins with the death of the then president of South Korea, and vicious military... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Surge’ is a Tense Breakdown In Real Time
British director Aneil Karia makes his feature length debut with this tense, at times unbearable, tale of a... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘The Swordsman’ is a Visual Delight for All Audiences Eyes
Korean culture is becoming more dominant every year. From the musical styling of K-Pop to the delicious food,... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘Run Hide Fight’ is Extremely Messy and Tone Deaf
As elevator pitches go, “Die Hard Meets Columbine” is pretty good, albeit extremely ill-advised. Although the fact of... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): Victim(s) is a Tense Look at Our Current Society
Victim(s) is a tense, tough examination of the school bullying trend and the tragic circumstances it can create.... Read More »
Movie Review (GFF): ‘In The Shadows’ is an Uneven Dystopian Mind Trip
If Terry Gilliam were to make a low-budget movie in Turkey, the result would look an awful lot... Read More »
Op-Ed: An Examination of Class Division in Modern Cinema
(This article contains spoilers for movies such as Parasite, The White Tiger, and Us.) Karl Marx once said... Read More »
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