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 …
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Movie Review: Coming 2 America
22 Jump Street. That’s it. That’s the one comedy sequel that’s better than the original film. Are Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall able to capture …
Movie Review: Another Round
Mads Mikkelsen has proven a lot in his acting career. He can be a wonderful Bond bad guy. He’s been a key figure in a …
Movie Review: Promising Young Woman
One of the lasting effects of the #MeToo movement is a challenging of the systemic barriers in place for male predators to take advantage of …
Movie Review: Collective
Most documentaries have an air of importance, simply by being attached to a real life issue or cause. In general, these documentaries inherently use storytelling …
Movie Review: The United States vs. Billie Holiday
A very casual jazz/blues fan, I was familiar with the name Billie Holiday, but unfamiliar with her life or songs. I’ll say this at least …
Movie Review: Minari
The American Dream. Much like love, you know it when you see it. Minari is very much a story about the American Dream. Compared to …
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: Nomadland
Chloe Zhao burst onto the movie scene with The Rider, an amazing story about a Native American Cowboy in South Dakota. Zhao’s tales are the …
Movie Review: The Map of Tiny Perfect Things
The Map of Tiny Perfect Things is an almost movie. It’s at times almost unwatchable because of its indie soundtrack montaging. It’s almost too adorably …