Movie Review: Lady Bird
After I saw Boyhood, I was pretty sure that there would never be a possibility to watch a great coming of age story over less …
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Movie Review: Thank You For Your Service
Thank You For Your Service. That’s a line all the brave men and women who die for their country have to hear when they come …
Movie Review: The Meyerowitz Stories (New and Selected)
Noah Baumbach really knows how to write amazing family dynamics. His resume would make any writer jealous from Fantastic Mr. Fox to Frances Ha to …
Movie Review: The Florida Project
Over 70% of FULL TIME WORKING Americans say that they live paycheck to paycheck. Just think about that for a minute. These people work so …
Movie Review: Marshall
I have to start giving Chadwick Boseman more credit. It’s really not easy portraying legends, with everyone imprinting their reverence, hope, and dreams onto you. …
Movie Review: The Big Sick
In the early 1990’s if you were a comedian on the rise, you were given a TV show to cultivate, Jerry Seinfeld being the best …
Movie Review: Okja
Bong Joon Ho is in a war with Chan-wook Park for the title of best living director from Korea. Park stormed out of the gate …
Movie Review: War Machine
Within War Machine is a great movie…somewhere. I could be wrong. Perhaps bureaucracy of war will never be as captivating or potent as a battle. …
Movie Review: Win It All
It’s easy to see why Joe Swanberg found his muse in Jake Johnson. Both share a Northside Chicago upbringing, an affinity to dive bar drinking, …
Movie Review: The Lost City of Z
Millennials might not know what Apocalypse Now is. But back in the day, that movie used the Vietnam War as an allegory for an American …