Movie Review: Goodbye Christopher Robin
Goodbye Christopher Robin is going for Finding Neverland, hoping the story behind a famous book (in this case, Winnie the Pooh) is as compelling as …
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Movie Review: The Girl on the Train
Gone Girl took the world by storm last year. Rosamund Pike joined the ranks of great femme fatales, and Batfleck and David Fincher made that …
Fall Movie Preview: The Mainstream Popcorn Entertainment
No, the Oscars doesn’t just dominate the fall, there’s also some fun stuff that will be released as well: MIDDLE SCHOOL: THE WORST YEARS OF …
Fall Movie Preview: The Oscar Contenders
Here’s a glimpse of the prestige fall movies, for those cinephiles and culture aficionados: BIRTH OF A NATION The Good: Nate Turner’s passion project about a …
Movie Review: The BFG
Steven Spielberg’s name incites expected greatness. The man has produced so many amazing films in so many genres that any time he’s involved, we expect …
Movie Review: Carol
Carol is grade A Oscar bait. Morally conflicted young lesbian meets older lesbian in the 1950s to discover herself despite societal judgment? You can practically see …
Movie Review: The Martian
Yay, science! The Martian, much like Gravity, celebrates the collaboration of humanity and technology to accomplish great things. In an age of scientific neglect, The …
Movie Review: Fifty Shades of Grey
And out come the restless housewives. Fifty Shades of Grey drops just in time for Valentine’s Day. Obviously, there is lots of pants dropping, but …
Movie Review: The Babadook
Why would anyone open the cover of a children’s book with only a red exterior? The Babadook is a terrifying and chilling film about a …
Movie Review: Gone Girl
David Fincher is one of the most talented and stylized directors working today. His movies, no matter the subject matter, elevate whatever source material Fincher …