More Than 25 Years Later, Kelly Reichardt’s ‘River of Grass’ Captures South Florida to Perfection
Few directors come out of the gate with a definitive voice and style. For Kelly Reichardt, her meditative and stripped-down approachContinue Reading
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Review: ‘Host’ Leverages Covid and Quarantine Life to Leave a Lasting Impression
2020 continues its oppressive hold on America. As many grow frustrated with the world and the pandemic that has heldContinue 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: ‘The World According to Jeff Goldblum’ Is a Wonderous Delight
Actor Jeff Goldblum remains one of the most exciting enigmas in pop culture. He’s weird, charmingly funny, and attractive. Yet atContinue 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: ‘The Crown’ Gives a New Cast Standout Episodes, Emerging as an Early Emmy Favorite
With the rise of anthology television, the possibilities for storytelling opened up considerably. For The Crown, Netflix got to take a biggerContinue Reading
SPOILER REVIEW: ‘The Mandalorian’ Could Be the Best ‘Star Wars’ Since ‘Empire’
Back in the 1970s, there were real reasons to believe movies had been changed forever. New directors and visions wereContinue Reading
Review: ‘Years and Years’ Deals in Beautiful Discomfort
It feels like every day is more saturated than the last with tragedies. The sensation is not unlike that ofContinue Reading
Review: ‘The Lonely Island Presents: The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Experience’ Brilliantly Roids Out
Beyoncé. Drake. Rick and Morty. Bandersnatch. Streaming content has opened the doors for new ways to release content to theContinue Reading
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