Movie Review: Passages
This piece was written during the 2023 WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes. Without the labor of the writers and actors currently on strike, the movie being …
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Movie Review: Women Talking
It’s unfair She Said and Women Talking have to be out within a month of each other. The movies are going to be confused for …
Movie Review: No Time To Die
And so ends the reign of the 2nd best James Bond. Daniel Craig’s imprint on the character will be hard to shake, taking the franchise …
Movie Review: Mary Poppins Returns
The original Mary Poppins is one of those magical movie experiences I hope every child gets a chance to see and feel. Magical is one …
Movie Review: Paddington 2
I vaguely remember the first Paddington movie. I found it a charming family movie with a British spin, but nothing super special. Paddington 2 improves …
Movie Review: The Lobster
The Lobster asks the nearly unanswerable question: How do you know if you’re in love? Using a very weird and dark premise, The Lobster tells …
Movie Review: SPECTRE
If this is Daniel Craig’s swansong as James Bond, the title could not be more apt. Spectre is a solid entry into the Bond canon, …
Movie Review: Paddington
Paddington is a child’s movie for people obsessed with the UK. Words such as proper, manners, and dignity are major parts of the story. As …
Movie Review: Cloud Atlas
Watching Cloud Atlas feels like watching 2001: A Space Odyssey. In its time, 2001 was panned by audiences and critics alike; after a few generations, …