Film Reviews & Insights
Lingua Franca
Authentic transgender driven films are rarely featured as genuine or as honestly as Isabel Sandoval's "Lingua Franca", the latest intimate and emotionally raw indie film which is one of the [...]
I’m Thinking of Ending Things
Easily the most cerebral, misanthropic, slightly flawed, yet liberating of Charlie Kaufman's work, "I'm Thinking of Ending Things" blends the limits of surrealism and horror into a feature-length drama that [...]
Mulan (2020)
Niki Caro's lavish spectacle "Mulan" is a live action remake to the impressive 1998 Disney animated film of the same time title, which was a critical and commercial success not [...]
Tenet (Noah’s Take)
Christopher Nolan's infatuation with the inner workings of time has been at the forefront of his filmography since his very first feature, 1998's Following, a film told out of order. [...]
Tenet (Robert’s Take)
With "Tenet," the most eagerly awaited film during the current COVID-19 era, Christopher Nolan's 11th feature film anchors the current state of cinema that now mainly consists of virtual cinema [...]
Bill & Ted Face The Music
August, 2020. Our world is at a standstill. Things are as bad as they’ve been in decades. Injustice is rampant in our streets and hate spews out of every corner [...]
Fall Movie Preview 2020
While the words "uncertain" and "uncharted waters" all seem like melancholic cliches at this point, the 2020 fall moviegoing season in how we watch new movies will be just as [...]
True History of the Kelly Gang
A follow-up to “MacBeth,” (2015) Justin Kurzel's “True History of the Kelly Gang,” is an ultra violent Aussie-Western period piece movie, offering an episodic account of bushranger Ned Kelly in [...]
The Tax Collector
Having dabbled in colorful, fantastical worlds such as the DC universe in his (since disowned) 2016 smash, Suicide Squad and the 2017 Netflix blockbuster, Bright, director David Ayer's newest feature, [...]
Palm Springs
A high-concept film–a romcom about a potential couple trapped in a time loop as they live the same day over and over--"Palm Springs" is a hysterical, often witty and charming [...]
The Vast of Night
The shadow of Steven Spielberg, John Carpenter, Brian De Palma, and even P.T. Anderson looms large over Andrew Patterson's debut feature “The Vast of Night,” a small scale sci-fi period [...]