Movie Review: The Mission
Anyone who’s grown up religious can relate to John Allen Chau. Inquisitive and completely sure of his purpose, John set out on his big life’s …
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Movie Review: Napoleon
Despite his famously diminutive stature, Napoleon Bonaparte’s life demands many hours and millions of dollars in moviemaking with all the things he did. The Corsican’s …
Movie Review: Love At First Sight
There are plenty of hooks to get people into a romcom. Break up your daughter’s marriage. Maid of honor stealing back bride’s husband. Hooker falls …
Movie Review: The Taste of Things
With all the Masterchef and Great British Bakeoff Material in the ether, it’s easy to forget that Italy and France rule the Western culinary world. …
Movie Review: Perfect Days
Instagram and TikTok can really skew perspective sometimes. All these lavish lifestyles, curated photos, public proclamations of love certainly seem like the ideal way to …
Movie Review: Salaar: Part 1 – Ceasefire
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The BeMovieSeeMovies 2023: And the Winners Are…
Any weak sections of my awards were filled out by the fall movie releases, especially the international films, again delivering great cinema. SpiderVerse still has …
Movie Review: The Teacher’s Lounge
Generally, as Eighth Grade showed us, middle school is a viper’s den. The goal is simply to come out alive and relatively emotionally unscathed from …
Movie Review: Fallen Leaves
Ah, the great amour. Most movies make falling in love feel like magic, with gorgeous, ambitious people finding romance in exotic, beautiful places. Fallen Leaves …
Movie Review: Origin
I wish more filmmakers were as bold as Ava DuVernay. Since Selma, DuVernay has grown more and more ambitious with her projects, tying modern policing …