Review: ‘Beanpole’ Is A Beautifully Bleak Tale About The Effects Of War
There were three films in 2019 that pushed me completely of my comfort zone. The first was Joker for its real and at times ironically unaware...
Review: ‘Olympic Dreams’, Alexi Pappas And Nick Kroll Go For Cinematic Gold
2020 is well underway and I know I speak for everyone when I say that I am waiting with baited breath for the year’s...
Sundance 2020 Review: ‘The Climb’ Finds The Funny in Toxic Friendships
Having friends as an adult is not as easy as it is when you are a kid. Your life is more complicated, social norms...
Review: The 2020 Oscar Nominated Animated Shorts Showcase Radiates With A Dark Sophistication
Oscar voting is well underway as we are less than two weeks from Hollywood’s biggest night. It’s that time of year for nominated films...
Review: The 2020 Oscar Live Action Short Showcase Covers A Wide Range Of Harrowing...
The Oscar Short categories are often the purest. Most submissions don’t have much clout or star power attached to them so the films that...
Review: Robert Downey Jr.’s ‘Dolittle’ Is A Beautiful Pile Of “Meh”
There’s a sketch in John Mulaney’s Netflix comedy special John Mulaney and the Sack Lunch Bunch that breaks down what an audience can expect from a...
Review: “Downton Abbey,” A Lot of Pomp, Too Much Circumstance
Dust off the furniture and polish the silver, tell the maids to turn down the beds and make some popcorn because Downton Abbey is back. After...
Review: ‘Murder Mystery’, Adam Sandler And Jennifer Aniston’s Whodunnit Is No Killer Comedy
Netflix has become a haven for films that would fall flat on the big screen. Most comedies on the streaming platform could be categorized...