Movie Review: The Book of Clarence
I am all for Jeymes Samuel’s crusade. For years, black people only had chances to play stereotypes if any roles at all in classic movie …
David Oyelowo
Movie Review: See How They Run
Listen up, kids. Rian Johnson and Daniel Craig REVIVED the murder mystery genre. The OG’s of that genre are Edgar Allen Poe and especially Agatha …
Movie Review: Midnight Sky
George Clooney the actor. Yep! On board, no issues there. Welcome back after a mini movie hiatus. Problem is, George Clooney the director gets in …
Movie Review: The Cloverfield Paradox
I find it strange that Cloverfield turned into a franchise. Must be the power of monsters and JJ Abrams. The Cloverfield Paradox sorta fits into …
Movie Review: Queen of Katwe
Disney has a very disconcerting history when it comes to racial understanding. Their past movies about such non-white groups heavily relied on stereotyping and a …
Movie Review: A Most Violent Year
JC Chandor’s movies are spins on really long covered movie ideas. Margin Call tells the financial crisis from the good hearted underling perspective. All Is …
The Should Be Oscar Nominations of 2014 – Final Ballot
WINNERS ARE IN BOLD: Best Picture Boyhood Selma Citizenfour Life Itself Pride Dear White People Gone Girl The LEGO Movie Leviathan Nightcrawler
Movie Review: Selma
2014 was the year of attempting biopics of larger than life people. Frankie Valli’s was terrible. Stephen Hawking’s and James Brown’s were ok. Alan Turing’s …
Movie Review: Lee Daniels’ The Butler
The Butler serves the same purpose as Forrest Gump: it tells the story of America through the eyes of one person. In this case, the …
Movie Review: The Paperboy
The Paperboy is missing a few puzzle pieces from being a complete picture. A sleazy, smutty exploitation picture, The Paperboy shocks the audience with two …