Movie Review: The Lovebirds
To say I was excited to see a comedy involving Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani is an understatement. Two of the funniest, charming people on …
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Movie Review: Crip Camp
And the Obamas are 2 for 2! Turns out they were born to be documentarian producers as well as civic leaders. While American Factory was …
Movie Review: The Old Guard
A generic [SPOILER ALERT] warning: The Old Guard is best if you go into it fresh. Just read the review later! I promise you won’t …
Movie Review: I’m No Longer Here
Most stories about the immigrant experience are these sorta sad, but ultimately hopeful affairs. There’s one big reason for that though: usually the immigrant has …
Movie Review: Uncorked
Mmmmm. Robust. Tannens are on point. A little apricot aftertaste. Now lets pair that wine with….rib tips and French hip hop? That dichotomy makes Uncorked …
Movie Review: Tigertail
If you keep making good things in Hollywood, at some point some studio will give you money to make whatever story you want. Alan Yang …
Movie Review: The Half of It
Shame on you, movie industry. Alice Wu writes and directs a well liked film called Saving Face in 2004. But because the film industry wasn’t …
Movie Review: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
Let me take you back to 2004. The comedy genre exploded that year: 8 eminently quotable comedies came out that year. Most years can barely …
Movie Review: 13th
Ava DuVernay did the near impossible with Selma: she made an emotionally complex movie about Martin Luther King Jr. without resulting to outright simplistic hero …
TV Review: Tiger King
I prefer reviewing movies over reviewing TV, mostly because opinions of TV take longer to formulate and continually vary since each new episode makes you …