Movie Review: We Live In Time
Highs and lows. Director John Crowley has those on his resume. Brooklyn is one of the best movies about immigrants I’ve ever seen, but The …
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Movie Review: The Apprentice
At this point, we’ve all had some sort of experience with Donald Trump. Since the mid 2000s, the real estate titan turned reality TV star …
Movie Review: The Outrun
Movies about alcoholics are usually about people on the other side of the life hill, very sad, looking for a way back from the brink …
Movie Review: It’s What’s Inside
Netflix knows it’s October, too. I expected a bunch of 2-2.5 star cheap cash grab horror tales over the course of the month like all …
Movie Review: Transformers One
Time is a flat circle. Ok, referencing a great R rated TV series to talk about Transformers was dumb, I get that. But that doesn’t …
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, …
Movie Review: Speak No Evil (2024)
American remakes of European films are always tricky propositions, especially horror/thrillers. European films are not afraid to go to bleak, dark endings, following through on …
Movie Review: I Used To Be Funny
What a sad title. And still, I Used To Be Funny is even more melancholy than you can possibly imagine. Thankfully, there’s a powerful performance …
Movie Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Surprise surprise! In an age of soulless retreads, the franchise with the soulless lead actually gives a damn. Tim Burton and Michael Keaton team up …
Movie Review: Oddity
Sets and props. That’s all you need. Damian McCarthy clearly didn’t have a big budget to make Oddity. But necessity is the mother of invention: …