Movie Review: Parallel Mothers
Pedro Almodovar and Bong Joon Ho are very similar storytellers. They usually find ways to weave in personal stories specific to their cultures into some …
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Movie Review: The Lost Daughter
Parents. Like everyone, especially morning talk shows insist, they’re the heroes of our society. From afar, the assumption most of the time is when you …
Movie Review: The Tragedy of Macbeth
Of all the William Shakespeare plays out there, Macbeth was always my favorite. I’ve seen a few adaptations over the years, none better than the …
Movie Review: CODA
Sometimes you just want a movie that makes your heart full. CODA is that movie. Fusing a coming of age story with an insight into …
Movie Review: Being the Ricardos
I could listen to Aaron Sorkin dialogue all day. The man just a sixth sense for how to make everyone in his movies pop off …
Movie Review: The Hand of God
When a really talented directors goes back to their roots to tell a deeply personal story, the results are almost always dynamite. Alfonso Cuaron had …
Movie Review: Red Rocket
I knew Sean Baker was going to put it all together for me eventually. Baker’s last two films, Tangerine and The Florida Project, are pretty …
Movie Review: Drive My Car
What a blessing this time of year! For the fans of fast paced explosions and quips, Spider-Man No Way Home is her to give that …
Movie Review: Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn
For a long time now, I’ve enjoyed watching Korea and Mexico battle for the best filmmaking title, with both countries consistently delivering amazing best picture …
Movie Review: Wolf
The boy who cried wolf should have been the title for this movie, though I guess Wolf will do. That story has a wolf in …