Movie Review: The Card Counter
The 1970s were the American Renaissance from their 1930s beginnings. It was a flourishing decade defined by new directors, a darker storytelling landscape, and boundary …
Willem Dafoe
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: Motherless Brooklyn
Ed Norton is a complicated figure in Hollywood. He’s sort of famous behind the scenes for immersing himself in the creative process, sometimes interfering with …
Movie Review: The Lighthouse
After watching The Lighthouse, it’s confirmed. Robert Eggers will be a filmmaker I admire, but struggle to connect with. All the elements are there to …
Movie Review: Antichrist
Don’t let my rating fool you about Antichrist. I’m decidedly in the middle because my whole being is split on this movie. Rarely does a …
Movie Review: Aquaman
One of the joys of superhero movies is seeing something that you would never have ever imagined seeing before. So, even if the plot leaves …
Movie Review: At Eternity’s Gate
Since I saw Starry Night, I have been very interested in Vincent Van Gogh. The more you read about the man, he truly lived a …
Movie Review: What Happened to Monday
I have been eagerly watching Noomi Rapace’s career since she starred as Lisbeth Salander in the Norwegian Version of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo …
Movie Review: Murder on the Orient Express
Kenneth Branagh is not afraid of beloved source material for the masses. His reimagining of Cinderella was well received and Thor wasn’t terrible either. So …
Movie Review: The Florida Project
Over 70% of FULL TIME WORKING Americans say that they live paycheck to paycheck. Just think about that for a minute. These people work so …