Movie Review: The Willoughbys
Roald Dahl. Tim Burton. Wes Anderson. The talented artists like these gentlemen are wavelength artists. What the hell does that mean? Well, basically, there’s no …
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Movie Review: The Decline
If you want to be a great action thriller director, I would direct you to a fitness instructor for advice. Keep it lean, and tighten …
Movie Review: Desperados
Nasim Pedrad, Anna Camp, and Sarah Burns are important contributors of some of the funnier moments of the last 20 years of comedy. It’s a …
Movie Review: The Lovebirds
To say I was excited to see a comedy involving Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani is an understatement. Two of the funniest, charming people on …
Movie Review: Becoming
I was at a St. Patrick’s Day party with some friends. One of whom was this British fellow I’d just recently met, taking him around …
Movie Review: Crip Camp
And the Obamas are 2 for 2! Turns out they were born to be documentarian producers as well as civic leaders. While American Factory was …
Movie Review: One Child Nation
One of the things I learned about China in school was their one child policy, because of how many people lived in the country. Like …
Movie Review: The Old Guard
A generic [SPOILER ALERT] warning: The Old Guard is best if you go into it fresh. Just read the review later! I promise you won’t …
Movie Review: I’m No Longer Here
Most stories about the immigrant experience are these sorta sad, but ultimately hopeful affairs. There’s one big reason for that though: usually the immigrant has …
Movie Review: The Vast of Night
When people think of a science fiction movie, they’ll be quick to mention special effects, aliens, and crazy new worlds they saw. But when people …