Movie Review: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
It’s become clearer to me over time that the Coen Brothers clearly love fables. Their stories usually have this larger than life quality to them, …
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Movie Review: The Front Runner
1988 was 30.Years.Ago. It’s amazing how the world can change in 30 years. Computers. Cell phones. Reality Television. 24 hour news coverage. Gary Hart, the …
Movie Review: Green Book
The green book was a book written to “help” tourists of African-American persuasion navigate the deep south during the Civil Rights Era, a microcosm of …
Movie Review: A Private War
Anyone who thinks the press are the enemy of the people needs to see A Private War. Marie Colvin, one of the greatest journalists of …
Movie Review: Overlord
I never thought about it, but Saving Private Ryan would have been scarier if zombies were involved. Overlord successfully merges a zombie movie with a …
Movie Review: Boy Erased
Gay conversion therapy first came to my attention when a US political official had a family member affiliated with them. When you start to read …
Movie Review: Border
Border is a weird little concoction of a movie. Equally creepy, gross, and sweet, Border pushes buttons, then pulls back to reveal something crazier, so …
Movie Review: Can You Ever Forgive Me?
Melissa McCarthy has had her claim as the “It” girl of the comedy world, taking it by force of her amazing personality after Bridesmaids. Even …
Movie Review: The Old Man & The Gun
Robert Redford has had one of the great movie careers of all time. The legendary actor has accomplished everything you could probably want to, starring …
Movie Review: A Star Is Born (2018)
Of all the anticipated films of 2018, A Star Is Born probably has the most wide range of possible outcomes. I equally thought the Bradley …