Review: The Masterstroke Storytelling of The Mastermind
She’s notoriously private, so we can only assume that Kelly Reichardt’s work reflects her own persona: highly-skilled and...
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Nobody truly knows what’s going on in another person’s head, however, Rebecca Zlotowski’s A Private Life (Vie Privée)...
Read MoreReview: The Testament of Ann Lee is a Spiritual Awakening
It was a shock to discover during this movie that Ann Lee, this powerful, vibrating woman, was actually a real-life historical figure. It...
Read MoreReview: The Running Man is One Powell After Another.
Perhaps Glen Powell was workshopping his USP. Cruise runs, Brad eats, Denzel delivers iconic lines. With that in mind, The Running Man...
Read MoreLondon Film Festival Review: After The Hunt Doesn’t Owe You Anything.
It happened at Yale. Does anyone have a firm hold on how not to offend? Luca Guadagnino raises his hand, he has an idea. The accomplished...
Read MoreMission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning shows the power of a Sub, a Key and a USB
Tom Cruise has always been famous, has often been weird, and is now ubiquitous. Tom wants us all to have a good time at his movies, and...
Read MoreReview: Black Bag wasn’t Quite My Bag
Steven Soderbergh has worked in the film industry for years, trying his hands at all sorts of genres. He is a great heist movie director....
Read MoreReview: Flight Risk is both Trash and ‘Cinema’
Nearly six years ago Martin Scorsese re-ignited a debate by attempting to define cinema. This catapulted the film community into a...
Read MoreReview: Blink Twice is an homage to Boogie Nights
Blink Twice starts with a character scrolling their feed on the toilet, watching an apology video made by a billionaire, immediately...
Read MoreBorderlands is unlike other video game movies (in a good way).
About halfway through Borderlands, director Eli Roth holds the camera on Jamie Lee Curtis’s natural face, while her character, (Dr...
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