REVIEW: ‘Emma.’ Springs to Life with Beautiful Sets, Costumes and Score
Jane Austen remains the most common source of period storytelling, but her stories continue to feel unbelievably modern. Pride and Prejudice, LoveContinue Reading
Category: Comedy
USC Scripter Awards Puts Greta Gerwig in the Drivers Seat, Caps Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Amazing 2019
One of the most underrated predictors of the Oscar race, the USC Scripter Awards pushed Greta Gerwig closer to glory. GerwigContinue Reading
TV Review: ‘Sex Education’ Gets Better With Personal Stakes and Ensemble
One of the surprise breakouts of 2019 came early in the year with Sex Education. The British series took a frankContinue Reading
Review: ‘Troop Zero’ Delivers Our First Fun Coming of Age Film of the 2020s
Crafting a unique coming of age story in the 2020s will be a difficult task for any storyteller. The lastContinue Reading
Review: ‘Knives Out’ Gives Rian Johnson Another Star-Studded Affair to Talk About
Following the tragic events of The Last Jedi, director and writer Rian Johnson needed a hit. The director’s proven track record of excellingContinue Reading
Review: ‘The Two Popes’ Captures Politics in the Catholic Church in Stunning Detail
Shocking as it may be, political unrest exists across every facet of life today. Beyond the obvious arena of government,Continue Reading
We Bought a Pod Episode 63: Jojo’s Parasite
We discuss one of the best films of the decade and one of the missed opportunities. Parasite and Jojo Rabbit dominate ourContinue Reading
Review: ‘Dolemite Is My Name’ Showcases the Brilliant Side of Eddie Murphy
It might be hard for younger audience members to seperate Eddie Murphy from his vocal roles in Shrek and Mulan, but for a moment inContinue Reading
Review: ‘Noelle’ Tries to Recapture The Magic of ‘Elf,’ But Falls a Little Short
The cheesy and earnest holiday film remains a staple of holiday programming. For as much fun as the Rankin andContinue Reading
REVIEW: ‘Parasite’ Earns a Place As One of the Best Films of the Decade
Always provocative, Bong Joon Ho has told story after story laced with political commentary. Few artists are as disciplined inContinue Reading
