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. …
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Movie Review: Rosemead
There’s plenty of sad, depressing movies out there. You know what I mean: those life draining melancholic masterpieces that slow your walk home, and make …
Movie Review: Die My Love
JLaw is over. That’s the name for a cute It Girl of Hollywood, doing romcoms and living a vain celebrity life. JLaw could never have …
Movie Review: After the Hunt
Teeter totter stays down. Challengers shot us WAY up in the air, but then Queer brought us back down a little bit. After the Hunt …
Movie Review: Christy
Ah the boxing movie. A right of passage for every actor who wants an Oscar someday. This time it’s Sydney Sweeney’s turn to don the …
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: The Mastermind
I was hyped up for this latest Kelly Reichardt movie. By that, I mean I bought a small popcorn instead of a kids popcorn. The …
Movie Review: A House of Dynamite
Boy did the pandemic really rattle Hollywood. Filmmakers have gone down all sorts of rabbit holes about growing distrust of institutions. Ari Aster showed how …
Movie Review: It Was Just An Accident
When people talk about the power of art, they’re talking about people like Jafar Panahi. Because of his films lambasting the Iranian government, Panahi has …
Movie Review: Bugonia
Yorgos Lanthimos is not really a hot and cold director no. Luca Guadagnino is a hot and cold director. Even the not great Yorgos films …