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 …
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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 …
Movie Review: The Last Thing He Wanted
Poor Dee Rees. After coming out of the gate with two great films, Pariah and Mudbound, Rees probably saw The Last Thing He Wanted as …
Movie Review: Horse Girl
Alison Brie has always been underutilized in Hollywood. Her talents are much deeper than people give her credit for, and she almost always makes everything …
To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You
Netflix has done…lots of things to the movie world and movie industry. One of the areas its lagging behind is creating movie stars, having only …
Movie Review: The Two Popes
The last time this happened was 1415. Pope Benedict, overseeing the Catholic Church during the period where all the abuse stories started coming to light, …
Movie Review: Atlantics
When big bad Hollywood starts complaining about what Netflix is doing to the movie industry, Atlantics is one of the perfect films to use in …
Movie Review: 6 Underground
Over the years, several Optimius Prime monologues have contributed to Michael Bay turning himself into a director that takes himself too seriously, thinking he’s saying …
Movie Review: Marriage Story
I chuckle at all those innocent Netflix subscriber couples, excited for a Netflix and Chill night, turning on a movie called Marriage Story, hoping for …