Movie Review: Kinds of Kindness
Ah, the anthology/vignette film. The generous might say: how ambitious, tying a bunch of small films together thematically in fascinating ways! The cynical might point …
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Movie Review: Civil War
Much like the America in Alex Garland’s Civil War, I am a house divided on this one. The best of this movie is some of …
Movie Review: Killers of the Flower Moon
This is what would be lost with all the banned books talk. Killers of the Flower Moon highlights an important piece of United States History. …
Movie Review: Windfall
Windfall is an example of Netflix saying “What pandemic?” Just find a remote, gorgeous house location, 3 good actors, and put them in said house …
Movie Review: The Power of the Dog
After a year of hard hitting TV, Jane Campion returns to the big screen. Well, Netflix: she compromised. But what a welcome return it is. …
Movie Review: Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise is Disney trying to make ITS dreams come true. Always ready and able to make as many dollars as possible, they continue to …
Movie Review: Judas and the Black Messiah
Martin Luther King. Malcolm X. Rosa Parks. James Baldwin. John Lewis. Muhammad Ali. Jim Brown. Bill Russell. Sam Cooke. These are some of the famous …
Movie Review: I’m Thinking of Ending Things
How strange it must be to see the world through the eyes of Charlie Kaufman. I imagine he was an only child to a couple …
Movie Review: El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
[Generic SPOILER warning for anyone who hasn’t seen Breaking Bad yet, which if not, please go do that ASAP, because, you know, it’s one of …
Movie Review: Vice
About a decade ago, nothing excited me more than the latest Will Ferrell movie directed by Adam McKay. When you release movies like Anchorman, Talladega …