Movie Review: The Lost City of Z
Millennials might not know what Apocalypse Now is. But back in the day, that movie used the Vietnam War as an allegory for an American …
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Movie Review: The Salesman
Asghar Farhadi is in the current director pantheon, in my opinion. Farhadi, Richard Linklater, Park Chan-wook, and Adam McKay are on the Mt. Rushmore of …
Movie Review: Paterson
It’s really hard to tell a story about a normal person where nothing happens to them. Only Richard Linklater can make movies about nothing that …
Movie Review: The Handmaiden
For those of you who do not know Chan-wook Park, The Handmaiden is a great start to get to know him. The Korean director is …
Movie Review: Manchester By the Sea
Manchester By the Sea is very obvious Oscar bait. Good, but broken, leading man? Check. Traumatic event? Check. Unlikely friendship with a kid? Checkmate. …
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: Chi-Raq
Spike Lee is NOT subtle. Ever since that one hot Brooklyn summer day, the man pulls no punches with his messages, and Chi-Raq is no exception. …