Movie Review: Bones and All
Call it the Armie Hammer effect. After spending time with a vile, real life cannibal, Luca Guadagnino and Timothee Chalamet found a safe space to …
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Movie Review: The Outfit
We often see a lot of plays that become movies, but The Outfit I actually can see the opposite happening. The movie takes place in …
Movie Review: Don’t Look Up
Adam McKay’s career has transformed into something really special. The curator of some of the funniest movies of the 2000s transitioned pretty seamlessly into America’s …
Movie Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7
Great directors learn from their mistakes. Aaron Sorkin was already a great writer by the time he decided to direct Molly’s Game. While an excellently …
Movie Review: Ready Player One
I want you to look closely at the picture I used to promote Ready Player One. How you respond to the picture will tell you …
Movie Review: Dunkirk
You know a director is great when their name alone can push a movie to be released. Very few directors can claim such a status: …
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: Bridge of Spies
Bridge of Spies is a fruitcake movie. Fruit- great. Cake – great. Fruitcake – crappy. The jury is out on Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg. …