Movie Review: The Decline
If you want to be a great action thriller director, I would direct you to a fitness instructor for advice. Keep it lean, and tighten …
Thriller
Movie Review: Selah and the Spades
Seeing the monopoly on Teen Coming of Age streaming movies, Amazon Prime decided to get into the game. Selah and the Spades is a good …
Movie Review: Blow the Man Down
Small town Maine isn’t exactly high on the list of Hollywood representation. Maybe that’s because a host of powerful women are burying stories like Blow …
Movie Review: Da 5 Bloods
A Spike Lee joint is a hurricane. There’s a force and velocity to it that’s unstoppable. What’s it destroying in its runtime? Your perspective. You …
Movie Review: Catch Me If You Can
The general thoughts around Catch Me If You Can is it’s lesser Spielberg. Oh no, the man who created 5-10 of the greatest movies of …
Movie Review: The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)
Romcoms during criminal enterprises have a proud cinematic history. Alfred Hitchcock took the formula and bascially made it an art form. Art being the operative …
Movie Review: The Invisible Man (2020)
Now THIS is a great literary adaptation. H.G. Wells thought of the great premise: what if someone was invisible to the naked eye? Now, there …
Movie Review: The Last Thing He Wanted
Poor Dee Rees. After coming out of the gate with two great films, Pariah and Mudbound, Rees probably saw The Last Thing He Wanted as …
Movie Review: The Lodge
Movie manipulation is a tricky thing. The greats – think Spielberg in ET – are clever in how they deploy their tactics, weaving the manipulation …
Movie Review: The Assistant
Most people feel like they’ve worked in an oppressive environment at one time or another. For men, that usually means in terms of ideas and …