Movie Review: Run
Run might be the biggest disappointment of 2020’s movie slate. I’ve seen movies fall apart in the third act, but rarely do they fall so …
Sarah Paulson
Movie Review: Abominable
Abominable is why Dreamworks Animation can be so frustrating at times. While Pixar and Disney push their storytelling with every new film, Dreamworks is content …
Movie Review: The Goldfinch
The Goldfinch is a 2014 Pulitzer Prize winning novel. The movie based on the book feels like an outline Donna Tartt gave herself before she …
Movie Review: Glass
Glass is M. Night Shyamalan’s Sisyphus. With Split, I think everyone was ready to welcome Shyamalan back into the fold, creating tense thrillers with great …
Movie Review: Bird Box
Bird Box feels like Netflix’s response to not producing A Quiet Place. I can see the board meeting now: “Why can’t we make it, like, …
Movie Review: Ocean’s 8
Ocean’s 8 destiny, just like Ocean’s Eleven’s destiny, is that 3 AM a little drunk with friends, not tired, but bored Cable TV watch or …
Movie Review: The Post
Despite the thoughts of the current President, The Washington Post is one of the great newspapers reporting news to the world today. However, that was …
Movie Review: Carol
Carol is grade A Oscar bait. Morally conflicted young lesbian meets older lesbian in the 1950s to discover herself despite societal judgment? You can practically see …
Movie Review: 12 Years a Slave
Slavery is an unsettling part of Americana most people like to sweep under the rug. Until recently, the horrors of the institution were relegated to …
Movie Review: Mud
Mud continues the renaissance of Matthew McConaughey. Fresh off a stellar 2012 with Bernie, Killer Joe, and Magic Mike, McConaughey continues to refine his acting …