Movie Review: Operation Varsity Blues: The College Admissions Scandal
Looks like Chris Smith and Netflix have found a wonderful pairing with each other, bonding over their love for zeitgeist stories of privileged people getting …
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Movie Review: Yes Day
Yes Day is a good reminder that not every kids movie has to be Pixar level allegorical tales studying the depths of human emotion. Sometimes …
Movie Review: I Care a Lot
You know those Life Alert commercials? Everyone knows these devices are meant to solve a real problem, but there’s just something so darkly funny about …
Movie Review: To All the Boys: Always and Forever
Netflix has been killing it in the movie world for a good while now. The streaming service is running out of milestones it has to …
Movie Review: Malcolm & Marie
You got me Sam Levinson! Your gorgeous trailer for Malcolm & Marie promised an exquisite experience from all angles, and I was ready to be …
Movie Review: Finding ‘Ohana
It would be easy to dismiss Finding ‘Ohana as a Goonies clone. I would respond with this: is that a bad thing? Remixing one of …
Movie Review: The Dig
The Dig is in the running for the most British film ever made. An ungenerous person would say it’s a movie where people stare at …
Movie Review: The White Tiger
For people of the west, the only glimpses into Indian Culture are from Slumdog Millionaire. While that tale is fun, it is told from an …
Movie Review: Pieces of a Woman
Pieces of a Woman reminded me of Matrix: Reloaded. Don’t worry, I’ll park this car. Matrix: Reloaded isn’t a great movie: in fact, it’s pretty …
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 …