Movie Review: Richard Jewell
I don’t have a lot of memories as a child, but the Atlanta Olympic Bombing is one I remember pretty well. Because of that, Richard …
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Movie Review: Dark Waters
An argument against government regulation often used by people who are pro corporations is that the companies self-regulate, policing themselves while the people will let …
Movie Review: Queen & Slim
Queen & Slim is a 4 word pitch: Black Bonnie & Clyde. I think everyone hears that and should at least perk up a bit. …
Movie Review: Frozen II
After selling toys and winning hearts of every child on the face of the planet, you knew Frozen was going to come back. It’s like …
Movie Review: Ford v Ferrari
Every year there’s 1 or 2 movies that feel like a studio executive going to a filmmaker and saying: “make me an Oscar movie.” Ford …
Movie Review: Motherless Brooklyn
Ed Norton is a complicated figure in Hollywood. He’s sort of famous behind the scenes for immersing himself in the creative process, sometimes interfering with …
Movie Review: Jojo Rabbit
Taika Waititi is certainly pretty fearless as a movie creator. He took Marvel’s lamest property, and somehow made it their most exciting in one film. …
Movie Review: The Lighthouse
After watching The Lighthouse, it’s confirmed. Robert Eggers will be a filmmaker I admire, but struggle to connect with. All the elements are there to …
Movie Review: Joker
Not since mother! has there been a movie bound to be as polarizing as Joker. This movie is armed with all sorts of contemporary issues …
Movie Review: Downton Abbey
5 seasons of running a beautiful British estate was not enough. Downton Abbey is back for its feature presentation, bringing back all the series characters …