Film Review: JoJo Rabbit
The premise of a young boy growing up in Germany during World War II who has an imaginary friend may sound interesting, but, when you ...
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Film Review: Eggers’ ‘The Lighthouse’ Is Dark and Captivating
Robert Eggers’ The Lighthouse is an absorbing, unparalleled cinematic experience. As I entered the theater, the first thing I noticed was the shape of the ...
Film Review: ‘Joker’ Is A Dark And Gritty Character Study
Arthur Fleck (Joaquin Phoenix) is an impoverished clown-for-hire living in 1981 Gotham City with his ailing, Thomas Wayne-obsessed mother (American Horror Story’s Frances Conroy). Fleck ...
Film Review: “Dolemite is My Name”
Eddie Murphy has had an interesting career, to say the least. He shot to fame as one of the youngest and most popular Saturday Night ...
Film Review: Midsommar
Ari Aster’s debut feature-length film “Hereditary” shocked audiences with a story about family’s unraveling after the death of a loved one. His follow-up “Midsommar” is ...
Film Review: Judy
The life and career of Judy Garland has been widely documented, and it is considered to be one of Hollywood’s most tragic stories. Garland was ...
Film Review: AD ASTRA
Pitt Connects In Epic Tale Of Exploration Haunted loneliness lingers throughout director/co-writer Jim Gray‘s Ad Astra. Even during the opening sequence which begins with glorious shots ...
Film Review: “Hustlers”
‘Hustlers’ Finds Girl Power in the Most Unlikely of Places Inside the world of the seedy world of strip clubs, the glitter and glamour ...