Movie Review: All We Imagine As Light
One of the joys of the awards season push is seeing what other countries have to offer besides the United States. Not only are we …
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Movie Review: September 5
My parents were glued to the screen. I definitely saw the footage and the Spielberg movie around the event. The 1972 Olympic massacre is one …
Movie Review: The Brutalist
Movie Icarus, 2024 has arrived! Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist for a long time felt like it was going to be our next great American epic, …
Movie Review: Martha
Influencer culture has taken hold of the United States in 2024. Many people point to maybe the Kardashians, perhaps Paris Hilton, for where patient zero …
Movie Review: The Count of Monte Cristo (2024)
It’s amazing how many Count of Monte Cristo adaptations there are. Movies. TV miniseries. Even the Wachowskis and Guy Fawkes. Someone always finds something new …
Movie Review: Los Frikis
Hells yeah! After Kneecap this year, I wanted more time with some eff you punk rockers throwing middle fingers to the system. So naturally, we …
Movie Review: Nickel Boys
Movie stories are the backbone for great movies, I’m very certain of this. However, I constantly underestimate how a great director can really affect the …
Movie Review: The Last of the Sea Women
The only celebrity anywhere near The Last of the Sea Women is Malala Yousafzai, who is a producer. That means we don’t have self-centered productions …
Movie Review: The Seed of the Sacred Fig
Few countries are producing as riveting cinema as Iran is doing in the last 10-20 years. The inherent juxtaposition of a progressive population ruled by …
Movie Review: I’m Still Here
If there were a subtitle for I’m Still Here, it would be A Family Affair. Every Brazilian family was affected by the military dictatorship that …