Movie Review: Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage
Concert documentaries have split into two groups now: either they focus on a single performer delivering a show (J. Balvin‘s recent doc), or they’re like …
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Movie Review: I Carry You With Me
When people hear the phrase “illegal immigration” most people laser in on the “illegal” part. That word elicits connotations of evil robbers and terrifying criminals …
Movie Review: The Woman in the Window
I would think Amy Adams and Netflix would have been a match made in heaven. Amazing acting talent meets a streaming service with an unlimited …
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: Sylvie’s Love
Streaming services give the ability for previously unheard voices a chance to make something different. Falling in love is a tale as old as time. …
Movie Review: Soul
With the not so great John Lasseter coming under fire in recent years for horrible behavior, Pixar needed a better figure to represent what makes …
Movie Review: The-40-Year-Old Version
The 40-Year-Old Version is a movie example of a remix. We get well known stories to the tune of something entirely different than how these …
Movie Review: Never Rarely Sometimes Always
It’s easily to craft a compelling drama out of a story about abortion, considering the immense stress on usually a young woman, and then her …
Movie Review: The Thomas Crown Affair (1999)
Romcoms during criminal enterprises have a proud cinematic history. Alfred Hitchcock took the formula and bascially made it an art form. Art being the operative …
Movie Review: The Photograph
It was a sad day when Nora Ephron passed away. Ephron wrote When Harry Met Sally, and basically ushered in the modern era of romantic …