A House of Dynamite
Kathryn Bigelow's taut, engrossing docudrama A House of Dynamite uses a hypothetical narrative approach as it dives deep in its real time duration of three points of views that involves [...]
P.T. Anderson Retrospective (Film Rankings from Worst to Best)
Easily one of the most extraordinary and gifted visionaries working today, Paul Thomas Anderson is one of the world's most celebrated and renowned filmmakers of our era. With the release [...]
Eleanor the Great
Scarlett Johansson's directorial debut, Eleanor the Great, works the best when it focuses on itself as a character study as well as on a close but deceiving friendship. However, it [...]
One Battle After Another
Renowned filmmaker Paul Thomas Anderson's engrossing One Battle After Another is a politically charged thriller about combating cruelty, oppression, and power. It also examines the struggles of the revolutionary lifestyle. [...]
The History of Sound
Though it holds many similarities to Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain, which is based on a short story by author Ben Shattuck who also wrote the screenplay, still holds it's own [...]
2005 Retrospective: The Best Films of 2005
2005 in many ways resembles 2025. Politically, it was a miserable year, as we were in the first year of the second term of George W. Bush, and we had [...]
Sorry, Baby
GRADE A This first half of the decade has been quite notable for female directors, especially for fresh voices. The debut feature written and directed by its lead, Eva Victor, [...]
28 Years Later
28 Years Later is the third zombie film of the "28" zombie film series, and it marks a return by legendary filmmaker Danny Boyle (28 Days Later, Slumdog Millionaire) and [...]
Caught by the Tides
Director Jia Zhang-Ke once again explores the passage of time and its changes in how humans interact due to cultural and technological changes with Caught by the Tide. Like Richard [...]
Friendship
While it will surely appeal to fans of Tim Robinson, who has made a reputable name for himself with such shows as I Think You Should Leave with Tim Robinson, [...]