Review: ‘The Count Of Monte Cristo’The Newest Adaptation Of Alexandre Dumas' Well Known Tale...
They say people will do anything for love. The hope is that they’re referring to things that lean more positive, maybe something outlandish straight...
Review: ‘Nickel Boys’RaMell Ross' Artful Adaptation Paints A Beautiful Portrait Of Black Friendship In...
I had to watch RaMell Ross' beautifully poetic adaptation of Colson Whitehead's book Nickel Boys a couple of times. To be fair, Ross himself...
Review: ‘Day Of The Fight’Michael Pitt Delivers A Soulful Comeback Performance In Jack Huston's...
Michael Pitt is proof that no actor should ever be written off, especially one with so much untapped potential. The former model and heartthrob...
Review: ‘Better Man’Dazzling Robbie Williams Biopic Doesn't Need Silly Chimpanzee Gimmick
Similar to Pharrell's novel music biopic Piece by Piece, filmmakers are at least trying to do something different with the well-worn genre. Nobody needs...
Review: ‘Babygirl’Nicole Kidman Succumbs To Carnal Desire In Halina Reijn's Workplace Erotic Thriller
You expect anyone with a name like "Romy" to be a person of some privilege, and it's true in the case of Nicole Kidman's...
Review: ‘The Fire Inside’Ryan Destiny And Brian Tyree Henry Deliver Knockout Performances In Rachel...
In my recent interview with Oscar-nominated cinematographer Rachel Morrison (the first female ever nominated in that category), we talked about the many influences leading...
Review: ‘A Complete Unknown’An Enigmatic Timothée Chalamet Powers James Mangold's Electric Bob Dylan Biopic
There's a great contradiction within Timothée Chalamet's Bob Dylan in James Mangold's entertaining folk music drama, A Complete Unknown. Here's Dylan, looking like a...
Review: ‘Nosferatu’Robert Eggers' Erotic, Immaculately Crafted Vampire Film Reimagines A Horror Classic
There are a handful of horror directors who have successfully made the leap from indie darlings to mainstream success and Robert Eggers is top...
Review: ‘The Brutalist’Adrien Brody Chases An Immigrant's Dream in Brady Corbet's Searing American Tale
We have a new American epic on our hands.
At three-a-half-hours long, director Brady Corbet’s The Brutalist is a cinematic allegory for the American dream....
Review: ‘Sonic The Hedgehog 3’SEGA's Just Making Dragonball Z Movies With Their Speedy Blue...
Okay, SEGA. You can be honest with us. You're not making Sonic the Hedgehog movies, are you? These are undercover Dragonball Z movies that...