
‘Mudbound’ (2017) | Sundance Review
Voiceover narration is a prickly thing. With moviemaking in general being a show don’t tell medium, voiceover can often feel […]
Voiceover narration is a prickly thing. With moviemaking in general being a show don’t tell medium, voiceover can often feel […]
Haunting has very rarely interested me in film. A spirit slamming a door or knocking some books off a shelf […]
Gillian Robespierre knocked it out of the park with her first feature Obvious Child. She managed to deliver a satisfying, […]
At this point, I think we know war is hell. However, as long as governments keep deciding to send people […]
Vatican II is a historical event that intrigues me greatly. An organization that prides itself on tradition and ritual is […]
It feels rather appropriate that I watched a film about systemic corruption on the day of Donald Trump’s inauguration. Actually, […]
It is really easy to get swept up in a Hollywood romance between two charming, beautiful people. Since the early […]
Movies based on video games have been… well… let’s just say they do not have the greatest track records. Video […]
I have made no secret in my writing, social media, personal life, and anywhere else that I am not a […]
This review was initially published on January 26, 2016 from the Sundance Film Festival. There is a scene in Manchester […]
Disney animation has had its ups and downs. First, there was the burst of creativity at its beginning with Snow […]
Jacques Demy’s The Umbrellas of Cherbourg and The Young Girls of Rochefort are among cinephiles’ favorite screen musicals, and I […]
I find Jeff Nichols to be an immensely frustrating filmmaker. He has a gift for capturing the small moments in […]
I talked quite a bit in my review for Sully about the dangers of hero worship. As opposed to that […]
Heroes are an interesting thing. It’s comforting to have heroes, people you aspire to be. It’s nice to know there […]
Recently, I compiled my list of the ten best films of the decade so far, which will be posted soon […]