September 5 ★★★
“It’s not about politics. It’s about emotion.” -Roone Arledge Roone Arledge (Peter Sarsgaard) delivers this line in regards to airingContinue Reading
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Sing Sing ★★★
When we think of acting, we usually think of celebrities. Acting can be lucrative and grants the performer with fameContinue Reading
Presence ★★★
Steven Soderbergh is always experimenting. Messing with form, how to shoot a film, and how to tell a story, hisContinue Reading
The Brutalist ★★★½
The upside-down American flag is seen as a form of protest, or to represent that something is terribly wrong. TheContinue Reading
Better Man ★★★½
Entering Better Man, I had limited knowledge of Robbie Williams. This is not the first time, nor the last timeContinue Reading
The Fire Inside ★★★
Most sports dramas focus on training and competition though to tell Claressa “T-Rex” Shields’ (Ryan Destiny) story, the curtain needsContinue Reading
Babygirl ★★★
Romy Mathis (Nicole Kidman) seems to have the ideal life. She is a powerful CEO of a leading tech company.Continue Reading
Nosferatu ★★★★
Lurking in the shadows is an evil. An evil waiting for an invitation to emerge and grow back into theContinue Reading
A Complete Unknown ★★★
Throughout A Complete Unknown, Bob Dylan (Timothée Chalamet) laments any attempt to label him. “They should just let me be,”Continue Reading
Maria ★★★★
Suffocating. Pablo Larraín‘s trilogy on important 20th century women can be best described by that feeling. Jackie finds Jacqueline KennedyContinue Reading
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