Movie Review: Benedetta
I’m glad Paul Verhoeven left the US to make more movies in Europe. Verhoeven’s grandiose over the top style, in particular when it comes to …
Thriller
Movie Review: Till Death
It’s not a great start when your movie writer hasn’t written a movie in 15 years. And “a Megan Fox vehicle” doesn’t exactly inspire quality …
Movie Review: No Time To Die
And so ends the reign of the 2nd best James Bond. Daniel Craig’s imprint on the character will be hard to shake, taking the franchise …
Movie Review: Titane
Titane joins Pulp Fiction, Shoplifters, and Parasite, among many other great films, as a Palme D’Or winner of the Cannes Film Festival, the fest’s greatest …
Movie Review: The Many Saints of Newark
Intellectual Property. IP. That loaded term means a lot of things when it’s attached to a story. Movie producers see those dollar signs increase if …
Movie Review: The Guilty
Has Antoine Fuqua found a new muse? The talented director is most famous for his strong relationship with Denzel Washington, unleashing his talents in projects …
Movie Review: Copshop
Being in the height of Oscar movie season, I usually look forward to the next 3 months to be filled with really searing, fascinating stories …
Movie Review: Stillwater
Tom McCarthy and Matt Damon have been on a weirdly similar career trajectory since the 2010s started. They both peaked in 2015 (Damon was awesome …
Movie Review: The Green Knight
David Lowery doesn’t get mentioned among the great directors of the 2010s, but he belongs among them. Lowery’s impressive ability to craft moods and feelings …
Movie Review: Pig
I figured there were two ways the pitch “Nicholas Cage is attempting to retrieve his stolen pig” could go. One would be a Mandy like …