Movie Reviews
The Witch
I don’t know if I would consider this a horror film; more like a moody drama with standout horror elements, and that isn’t necessarily a
Brooklyn
You don’t need to have gone through the trials of relocating to relate to Brooklyn’s central conflict between an unsure new risk and the comfort
Hail, Caesar!
I think it’s time for the Coen brothers to put some thought into changing their shtick. Hail, Caesar!, the newest film by writer/director/brother duo Ethan
Deadpool
So this is how you do a comic book character right, emphasis on character. The long awaited re-debut (see the horrid X-Men Origins: Wolverine for
Son Of Saul
With a tragic grace, Son of Saul tells a deeply personal story while constantly but subtly reminding you of the overwhelming scale of the Holocaust.
Anomalisa
Anomolisa, beautiful, moving, impeccably crafted Anomolisa. Very rarely can films be so hauntingly heart wrenching and uncomfortably engaging. Yet in its dreamy, stop-motion realism Anomolisa
The Revenant
This may just be the hardest and most contradictory review I’ve ever had to write, and I’m having a hard time figuring out why. Bear
The Hateful Eight
***This review pertains to the 70mm Roadshow version of this film. From my understanding, the only differences between this and the theatrical version is a
Star Wars: The Force Awakens “Honest&...
***So after seeing this film three times with various friends and family members over the course of a week, I’ve finally decided, after much thought
Star Wars: The Force Awakens “Fanboy&...
***So after seeing this film three times with various friends and family members over the course of a week, I’ve finally decided, after much thought