Movie Review: Lorne
There’s no such thing as a documentary filmmaking superstar. They never get the reverential treatment in the populous like Christopher Nolan or Steven Spielberg do, …
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Movie Review: The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist
When it comes to human civilization, technology is usually the driver, pushing society forward and forward into the future. Fire. The Bronze Age. The printing …
Movie Review: Marc By Sofia
We get it Sofia Coppola, we get it. You were lucky enough to be good friends with Marc Jacobs, going to the coolest fashion shows …
Movie Review: Andre Is An Idiot
I guess I’m not alone. Can you imagine dealing with the horrors of the world without humor? It would make day to day living impossible …
Movie Review: Queen of Chess
Disney gave us the Queen of Katwe. Anya Taylor-Joy, the Queen’s Gambit. But when the real Judit Polgar comes along, there’s only one title Netflix …
Movie Review: EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert
Baz Luhrmann agrees with the critics! As good as Austin Butler was in Luhrmann’s Elvis, the movie is a bloated mess, unsure what to do …
Movie Review: Come See Me In the Good Light
Is it even possible to make a movie about a younger person getting cancer more happy than sad? 50/50 came the closest, but even that …
Movie Review: Cover-Up
Who are people’s heroes besides their family members? Many would say a cool actor or actress they want to be. Others would way maybe someone …
Movie Review: Orwell: 2+2=5
George Santayana gave us the famous quote: “Those who cannot remember the past are doomed to repeat it.” George Orwell and Raoul Peck couldn’t agree …
Movie Review: John Candy: I Like Me
Most documentary’s main goals are advocacy filmmaking. Pick an issue, and tell the public about it. Colin Hanks is doing advocacy filmmaking like all documentarians …