FILM REVIEW: ‘Sound of Metal’ Transcends The Senses
There are films that change the way you think about life, others about the world, and then there are films that make you think differently ...
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FILM REVIEW: ‘Television Event’ Harkens Back to a More Terrifying Time
I was apprehensive to watch the documentary Television Event more than any film in recent memory. The reason is simple: there were few events more ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Wolfwalkers’ Runs Wild with Cinematic Magic
This article, written by our critic Steven Prusakowski was previously published on our sister site, AwardsRadar. Be sure to check them out for film, TV, and ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Jungleland’ Is a Bout with Our Own Dreams
Dreams can be a dangerous thing. The useful ones can lift you to new heights while the fruitless can also weigh you down like an ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘On the Rocks’ Is a Cinematic Cocktail Worth Indulging In
Sofia Coppola’s career took off like a rocket early on. Her first feature film Virgin Suicides was well received by critics and now sits firmly ...
FILM REVIEW: Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Is Hysterically Uncomfortable
“Jagshemash. My name a Borat. My wife is nice… Noooot. But how I end up like this? …14 year ago I release a movie film ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘Over the Moon’ Shoots For The Stars
It is amazing how far animation has come. The stories being told are richer and more textured than ever before; moving stories that perfectly capture ...
FILM REVIEW: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’ is an Arresting Drama
As long as social injustice exists in the world, there will be films that cast a light on it. Unfortunately, such injustice is a universal ...