Movie Review: ‘1917’ flexes the tech at the heart’s slight expense
Small things are massively significant in 1917. Just a letter with an order, but it will decide whether... Read More »
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Movie Review: ‘Earthquake Bird’ is a scrumptious and static flight
Going off of Netflix’s descriptions alone, the level of danger in the adaptation of Susanna Jones novel seems... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘The King’ is, in most areas, a hail of a ruler
Honestly, one of Netflix’s production formulae must be “add one royal figure to a blossoming filmmaker and generate... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘Ad Astra’ heads to space yet aims for hearts
In one stroke, James Gray checked two boxes: The space film that is the reverse of Interstellar and... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘The Goldfinch’ is one fatal brushtroke after another
For this fall, spotting a goldfinch in the wild — migration has begun! — is more rewarding than... Read More »
Interview: Issa Lopez, director-writer of ‘Tigers Are Not Afraid’
As you may (read: should) have noticed if you’re on Twitter, director-writer Issa Lopez has been exceptional in... Read More »
Movie Review: ‘The Farewell’ will have you (love!) the way they lie
Outside of “truth or dare,” truth is a scary thing. Maybe that would explain why a robot that... Read More »
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