Movie Review: Missing
At worst, Missing vindicates a great storytelling gimmick brought to us in 2018. Searching was a fascinating, modern way to tell a mystery story, using …
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Movie Review: Rosaline
“The fair Rosaline whom thou so loves.” Before even a whisper of Juliet, Romeo had a thing for Rosaline, another fair maiden of the Capulet …
Movie Review: Troll
When it comes to filmmaking there’s plenty of cross pollination across cultures. The best usually find the best right? The legendary Akira Kurosawa was influenced …
Movie Review: Living
In general, I would NOT recommend trying to adapt an Akira Kurosawa movie. I mean, why try to make a movie better than one of …
Movie Review: Holy Spider
I cannnot believe America has tried to adapt the premise of Holy Spider yet. With streamers’ obsessions with true crime today, this true life serial …
Movie Review: White Noise
Despite his very privileged upbringing, Noah Baumbach usually finds his way into my heart. His personal tales of love, family, and relationships remind me of …
Movie Review: M3GAN
The January post New Years horror release is usually dumped into theaters unceremoniously. You know, something studios want to forget. Well, that’s not the case …
Movie Review: Broker
I always get excited when a new Hirokazu Koreeda movie is coming out. Koreeda is maybe our most empathetic filmmaker, finding these incredible, complicated real …
Movie Review: Bardo, False Chronicle of a Handful of Truths
The greatest movie that will ever be made about existential doubt from a creative mind is Frederico Fellini’s 8 1/2. While self-indulgent a bit, that …
Movie Review: The Swimmers
Apologies to The Thirteenth Year. Or Swimfan. Or whoever’s working on a Michael Phelps biopic. But I don’t need to see another movie about swimmers. …