Movie Review: A Monster Calls
Movie manipulation is a fine line to walk when crafting a film. When done right, you get something like ET, a brilliant tear inducing experience …
Drama
Movie Review: Silence
I’m sure when Martin Scorcese said he wanted to make a movie, Skydance Productions was ECSTATIC. Producing a film for one of the greatest living …
Movie Review: Fences
Denzel Washington is about as charismatic an actor I have seen in my time. The man’s presence hangs over every film he is in, and …
Movie Review: The Handmaiden
For those of you who do not know Chan-wook Park, The Handmaiden is a great start to get to know him. The Korean director is …
Movie Review: Manchester By the Sea
Manchester By the Sea is very obvious Oscar bait. Good, but broken, leading man? Check. Traumatic event? Check. Unlikely friendship with a kid? Checkmate. …
Movie Review: Moonlight
Despite homosexuality being more accepted today, it is still a very intense experience to open yourself up about who you are to people you care …
Movie Review: The Edge of Seventeen
Stevie Nicks might throw up a bit watching the movie named after her most famous song. The Edge of Seventeen tries really hard to be …
Movie Review: Allied
There was a time where I couldn’t WAIT for a Robert Zemeckis movie. Back to the Future, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, and Forrest Gump were …
Movie Review: Bleed For This
A boxing movie is a rite of passage for every young actor trying to prove themselves. They get to show off physically and talent-wise with …
Movie Review: The Birth of a Nation
The original Birth of a Nation was America’s first film blockbuster; however, it is now best remembered as a film that romanticized the Ku Klux …