Movie Review: Desert Warrior
To know is to understand. Each culture across the planet has so much world history they possess, that not enough people know about. I know …
Western
Movie Review: Blades of the Guardians
The best part of most early years is an international movie drop that no one was expecting, but was extremely happy to see. In my …
Movie Review: Train Dreams
For as important building the railroads has been to the United States, its surprising to see how relatively few movies have been made about that …
Movie Review: Rebuilding
Most Oscar films I can see coming a mile away. They come pre-hyped, and draw my eyeballs early and often. And yet, there’s always one …
Movie Review: One Battle After Another
General [SPOILER ALERT] for One Battle After Another. See this amazing film, then read my review for what to this point is the best movie …
Movie Review: Americana
Most of the middle road reviewed movies have high floors and low ceilings. They’re simple affairs, designed to be in & out in 100ish minutes …
Movie Review: Tornado
Tornado was clearly inevitable when your name is John Maclean. Wanting to take that die hard namesake, but clearly apply it to your triple loves …
Movie Review: Eddington
Sweet, scared, Ari Aster. The master filmmaker hasn’t really recovered from the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic, and astutely realized, neither has the United States. Aster drops …
Movie Review: Sirat
Sirat is a warning to the Bonnaroo/Burning Man/Tomorrowland lovers out there. Yes, you can have a great time dancing out your feelings. But the minute …
Movie Review: Golden Kamuy
Adapting a live action version of a Japanese manga is high risk/high reward. If you succeed, you could get something really fun and well like, …