The Grandmaster
I feel as if I’ve started or ending with this statement in so many of my reviews it should just be a given by now and I should stop pointing […]
I feel as if I’ve started or ending with this statement in so many of my reviews it should just be a given by now and I should stop pointing […]
Note: I saw this film on my flight to Beijing- meaning reformatted on a tiny screen with terrible sound, distracted by the view out the window. Locke was a good […]
Ida is an interesting little film that feels more like something out of the time period that it depicts than something that would get made now. This is the first […]
Enemy is a film that I have been waiting patiently to see for a long time. I liked Villeneuve’s last film, Prisoners, even if it was slightly flawed, and in […]
Snowpiercer is an usual movie, and there’s no better cure for summer blockbuster fatigue. It’s as fun and action packed as any of those movies, will give you something to […]
Under the Skin is a movie I was very interested in seeing ever since I saw the trailer. Between Scarlett Johansson starring as an alien, a director who’s been judged […]
Jodorowky’s Dune tells one of the biggest “what-if?” stories in the history of cinema. In the mid-seventies, Chilean cult director Alejandro Jodorowsky was all set to make a film version […]
Because I’m actually in a TV class this semester and not a film class, I have been watching way more TV than I normally do. This isn’t necessarily a bad […]
This may be director Hayao Miyazaki’s final film, but as it probably comes as no surprise to those who read the blog regularly, it’s the first one of his I’ve […]
Hey guys! Guest reviewer here, again. Seeing as season 2 of this series was…made public? I don’t actually know how to phrase that…pretty recently, Hunter asked me to review the […]
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