Movie Review: We’re All Going to the World’s Fair
Regrettably this is not a period piece about how amazing world fairs can be. Or a film version of the great Simpsons Episode. If anything …
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Movie Review: Missing
At worst, Missing vindicates a great storytelling gimmick brought to us in 2018. Searching was a fascinating, modern way to tell a mystery story, using …
Movie Review: Troll
When it comes to filmmaking there’s plenty of cross pollination across cultures. The best usually find the best right? The legendary Akira Kurosawa was influenced …
Movie Review: Living
In general, I would NOT recommend trying to adapt an Akira Kurosawa movie. I mean, why try to make a movie better than one of …
Movie Review: M3GAN
The January post New Years horror release is usually dumped into theaters unceremoniously. You know, something studios want to forget. Well, that’s not the case …
Movie Review: Sr.
At this point the world knows who Robert Downey Jr. is. In stark contrast, you’re welcome, time has flown by his father, Robert Downey Sr. …
Movie Review: EO
I’m not even a pet guy, and Homeward Bound‘s climactic scene brings me to tears every time. But I’m an easy mark for sappy good …
Movie Review: The Whale
There are three types of Darren Aronofsky movies. There’s the boundary pushing force of nature magnum opuses, then there’s the brilliant misfires, which look amazing …
Movie Review: Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio
I sorely underestimated the 1940 Pinocchio. What Walt Disney created with that masterpiece is pure movie magic: maybe the ultimate kids movie, filled with unforgettable …
Movie Review: Lady Chatterly’s Lover
Finally! Poor Emma Corrin just wants what everyone wants: a passionate sexually fulfilling relationship. Lord knows the poor girl has tried: Princess Diana left her …