Movie Review: Dead Man’s Wire
Now this is a movie compromise! Way to go Gus Van Sant! Dead Man’s Wire takes a 2025 story and plants it in 1977. You …
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Movie Review: Ballad of a Small Player
Fret not, Colin Farrell. I love what you’re doing creatively, and I love who you’re choosing to make movies with. I would have also done …
Movie Review: No Other Choice
The last time a great Korean director addressed how capitalism has affected his country, we got Parasite, one of the great films of the last …
Movie Review: The Housemaid
Some stories just work. As long as you make it different enough, people will be coming back. One of those tales is a bored married …
Movie Review: Marty Supreme
Four brothers. Split apart by creative differences, duking it out for brother supremacy. As a fatal four way, Marty Supreme is the winner, edging out …
Movie Review: The Secret Agent
It’s Brazil’s time now. South Korea and Mexico have been battling for movie supremacy. Romania burst onto the scene a couple years ago. But with …
Movie Review: Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery
Thank you die hard Star Wars fans. Your hatred of The Last Jedi drove Rian Johnson out of that franchise…right into Benoit Blanc’s arms. Wake …
Movie Review: Now You See Me: Now You Don’t
Magicians, assemble! Sensing the aging out of its Four Horsemen, the producers now give us the Magnificent Seven. Ok that title was already taken, but …
Movie Review: Jingle Bell Heist
Netflix Christmas movie season is upon us! I like these more than the lifetime movies, cause there’s a better chance that the movie 1) might …
Movie Review: Hedda
Now that’s how you cash in! Nia DaCosta’s career so far has been being the fall person for movie machines struggling to make good movies. …