Movie Review: No Other Choice
The last time a great Korean director addressed how capitalism has affected his country, we got Parasite, one of the great films of the last …
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Movie Review: The Housemaid
Some stories just work. As long as you make it different enough, people will be coming back. One of those tales is a bored married …
Movie Review: Song Sung Blue
Some people worship at the feet of Martin Scorcese. Or Stephen Spielberg. Or maybe the kids now love Jordan Peele or Christopher Nolan. Craig Brewer …
Movie Review: Christmas Karma
Well, that was, um, something! On paper, I was stoked! The Bend It Like Beckham director making a Bollywood version of A Christmas Carol? Now …
Movie Review: Nouvelle Vague
The French New Wave. That might not mean a lot to someone who goes to the movies once a year. But hear me out: when …
Movie Review: Marty Supreme
Four brothers. Split apart by creative differences, duking it out for brother supremacy. As a fatal four way, Marty Supreme is the winner, edging out …
Movie Review: David
Animated movies about the Bible are slam dunks for the faith based crowd. For those exhausted youth pastors needing a wrinkle in their sermons, you …
Movie Review: 100 Nights of Hero
One of my favorite questions to friends when we go out to eat: would you rather eat the same great meal every time, or try …
Movie Review: The Running Man (2025)
And the on paper Oscar goes to…The Running Man! I was humming with excitement at the prospect of Edgar Wright directing Glen Powell in a …
Movie Review: The Secret Agent
It’s Brazil’s time now. South Korea and Mexico have been battling for movie supremacy. Romania burst onto the scene a couple years ago. But with …