Movie Review: Dune: Part Two
Now we’re getting somewhere! While the first Dune was a spectacle to behold, the world building was so vast that the movie was basically a …
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Movie Review: Crimes of the Future
David Cronenberg’s films were a necessary lesson as I got better reviewing movies. I don’t particularly care for what Cronenberg sells the audience, but there’s …
Movie Review: The French Dispatch
There’s some comfort in a Wes Anderson movie for sure. The stakes are usually pretty low, the story trends toward whimsical and wry, and his …
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 …
The Pre-Award Season Oscar Nominees
WINNERS ARE IN BOLD: Best Picture Hell or High Water Captain America: Civil War Kubo and the Two Strings Zootopia Everybody Wants Some!! The Lobster …
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, …
The Should Be Oscar Nominations of 2013: Final Ballot
WINNERS ARE IN BOLD: Best Picture Her Gravity Before Midnight 12 Years a Slave Lee Daniel’s The Butler Upstream Color Short Term 12 The Conjuring …
Movie Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color
First love is a ubiquitous experience. During the honeymoon phase, the feelings it generates create a high that is impossible to maintain. As the real …