Movie Review: Love Lies Bleeding
We all have that one person: the regifter. No matter what you try to get them, they find a way to repackage or redistribute it …
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Movie Review: Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire
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Movie Review: The Teacher’s Lounge
Generally, as Eighth Grade showed us, middle school is a viper’s den. The goal is simply to come out alive and relatively emotionally unscathed from …
Movie Review: Society of the Snow
It was time. While 1993’s Alive was fine, the movie suffers from West Side Story syndrome, in that it takes an Uruguayan story and whitewashes …
Movie Review: Monster (2023)
In the big US corporate world of moviemaking, stories about complex ordinary people aren’t gonna bring in the big bucks, so they only go for …
Movie Review: Leave the World Behind
I know I’m screwed. I’ve made a conscious choice to be a big city community person. So in the event the world starts to implode …
Movie Review: Eileen
Thomasin McKenzie’s character Eileen must have met Dexy’s Midnight Runners. While the band was on a vacation in the US in the early 70’s, they …
Movie Review: Beyond Utopia
Have you ever looked at a map of the Earth at night time? When you look at North Korea, it’s jarring. Unlike most countries where …
Movie Review: Anatomy of a Fall
France just continues to put out great movies. They’ve had multiple films near or in my end of year Top 10’s for years now, and …
Movie Review: The Killer
David Fincher’s reputation precedes him. His perfectionist tendencies have transformed him into the stereotypical “genius ahole” director. While it can be hard to quibble with …