Review: ‘Ferrari’Michael Mann's Racing Drama Never Shifts Into High Gear
Does the world really need two Ferrari movies in less than five years? To be fair, 2019's critically acclaimed Ford v Ferrari wasn't so...
TIFF Review: ‘I Care A Lot’Rosamund Pike And Peter Dinklage Go Toe-to-Toe In Superbly...
You always hear about people “abusing the system.” Learning the ins & outs, the ways to make it work for them. In I Care...
The Rise Of Original Movies: Why Streaming Platforms Are Investing Big
When streaming platforms started popping up left, right, and centre, originally all they had to offer was someone else’s content. However, in recent years...
Middleburg Interview: Daniel Jones, Subject Of ‘The Report’, On The Depiction Of Torture And...
Hollywood and the U.S Government have had an interesting intertwining history. From films advocating for American involvement in World War II to The Hollywood...
Review: ‘The American Society Of Magical Negroes’Justice Smith Attempts To Keep White People Comfortable...
*NOTE: This review was originally part of our Sundance Film Festival coverage.*
Oh boy, did I want The American Society of Magical Negroes to be a stand-out...
Review: ‘Everybody’s Talking About Jamie’Newcomer Max Harwood Stands Out In The Smart Film Adaptation...
Everybody’s Talking About Jamie started out as a hit musical on the West End. The show premiered in the UK in 2017 and was...
Review: ‘Smile’Sosie Bacon Shines In Parker Finn’s Creatively Terrifying Directorial Debut
We must always remind ourselves that horror films are the originals when it comes to addressing societal axinites we have under the pretense of...
Middleburg Review: ‘Minari’Steven Yeun Leads The Way In Lee Isaac Chung's Poignant, Beautiful Immigrant...
Minari. The word is foreign to most of here in America but in Korea it's an herb, a particularly rugged one that can assimilate...
Review: ‘Loki’ Season TwoA Cluttered Second Season Struggles To Make The Best Use Of...
What does a god of mischief do when he's done mischief-making? Skip around the multiverse trying to save all of time and space, that's...
Review: ‘Both Sides Of The Blade’Juliette Binoche And Vincent Lindon Bring Bruising Intensity To...
Nothing in a Claire Denis film is exactly as it seems. In her latest feature, a thorny, passionate love-triangle romance Both Sides of the...