Tag: film review

Prior to the release of Ridley Scott’s 1982 cult classic film “Blade Runner,” science fiction in film and television was vastly different than it is…

Movies like “Mother!” are not allowed to exist. The studio system is in place precisely to keep movies this crazed, this passionate, this bold from…

Mass shootings have become so commonplace recently that most reports come with a weary resignation of “here we go again.” It’s enough to make any…

It’s the kind of opening you aren’t likely to forget anytime soon: as the credits fade out, the camera lingers on a cat watching dispassionately…

So rarely is Hollywood able to capture the electric magic of American summertime youth like fireflies in a mason jar.  The closest a director has…

“The Revenant” is painful to watch. It’s gritty, heartbreaking, strenuous and cringe-worthy. But it’s also visually stunning, tells a fascinating and unique story, and is…

It’s quite a feat when a “James Bond” movie “out-Bonds” itself. The franchise is one of the most enduring in cinematic history, forging an iconic…

This week American movie theaters open their doors to release the new Simon Curtis romantic adventure that is “My Week With Marilyn.” The film follows…