Movie Review: Moonlight
Despite homosexuality being more accepted today, it is still a very intense experience to open yourself up about who you are to people you care …
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Movie Review: Moana
I’m calling it now. Disney Animation has passed Pixar in the animation space. Moana is another fantastic, enjoyable example of the incredible run Disney has …
Movie Review: The Birth of a Nation
The original Birth of a Nation was America’s first film blockbuster; however, it is now best remembered as a film that romanticized the Ku Klux …
Movie Review: Don’t Breathe
I didn’t. At All. Not once. You won’t either. Don’t Breathe is a test of your endurance for how long you can hold your breath …
Movie Review: Kubo and the Two Strings
I took one look at the title and trailer for this movie, Kubo and the Two Strings, and openly mocked it. Really? A kid with …
Movie Review: Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping
Spinal Tap was rightly praised for skewering the music industry when it came out. Rob Reiner’s mockumentary has been the source for my giddy excitement for …
Movie Review: Love & Friendship
British Period Pieces can usually be very easily pigeon holed. If you’re not into fancy costumes, social hierarchy issues, and obsessive decorum, most of these …
Movie Review: Sing Street
John Carney forever changed the musical game with Once. Taking a naturalistic approach, a musical didn’t just have to be a lavish song and dance …
Movie Review: Eye in the Sky
Let’s face it. Eye in the Sky is just the beginning of the movies exploring drone warfare. While not the first film to tackle the …
Movie Review: Everybody Wants Some!!
Lately, everything Richard Linklater touches is gold. His Austin film festivals have helped make South By Southwest (SXSW) one of the best festivals around. His …