Review: ‘Ballad Of A Small Player’Colin Farrell Doubles Down In Edward Berger's Lurid Gambling...
A quick glance at the mock Eiffel Tower, the neon-lit fountains and tacky tall casinos and you might think Edward Berger’s lurid gambling tale Ballad...
Review: ‘Hedda’Tessa Thompson And Nina Hoss Burn Hot In Nia DaCosta's Intoxicating Rework Of...
When director Nia DaCosta and star Tessa Thompson get together, as they have multiple times beginning with 2018’s underrated Little Woods, expect reinvention, reimagining, an...
Middleburg Review: ‘The Voice Of Hind Rajab’A Viral Palestinian Story Gets The Silver Screen...
“I’m with you. I’m with you,” Red Crescent Emergency worker Rana (Saja Kilani) chants into her headset. She is talking to Hind “Halnood” Rajab,...
Review: ‘Last Days’John Allen Chau Remains A Mystery After Justin Lin's Shallow Biopic On...
After years of directing big-budget action flicks as part of the Fast & Furious franchise, Justin Lin returns to a smaller drama for the first time...
Middleburg Review: ‘Is This Thing On?’Bradley Cooper Returns To His Comedic Roots With A...
The third time is the charm for Bradley Cooper. Not that his first two directorial efforts, A Star Is Born and Maestro, were disappointments...
Review: ‘Shelby Oaks’Chris Stuckmann's Debut Horror Delivers Few Scares And Plenty Of Clichés
Popular YouTuber and film critic Chris Stuckmann makes his directorial debut with the feature film Shelby Oaks, produced by Neon. Stuckmann also wrote the...
Review: ‘Blue Moon’Ethan Hawke And Andrew Scott Shine In Richard Linklater's Immersive Ode To...
This is probably a biased little ramble, given that I am unlikely to ever slander Richard Linklater. He’s just as casually prolific as Soderbergh...
Review: ‘Regretting You’McKenna Grace And Mason Thames Are Best Part Of Ridiculously Cheesy Colleen...
Regretting You, the latest adaptation of a Colleen Hoover novel after last year's smash success, It Ends With Us, has as one of its...
Review: ‘Bugonia’Emma Stone And Yorgos Lanthimos' Daring Conspiracy Theory Satire Is A Mixed Bag
The films of Bong Joon-ho and Park Chan-wook have elevated the profile of South Korean cinema here in America, showcasing their unique mix of...
Middleburg Review: ‘Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere’Jeremy Allen White Channels His Inner Boss In...
Do all rock and roll biopics have to have a romantic relationship at the center of it? I’m not talking about those films that...