Amsterdam ★½
Director David O. Russell returns with Amsterdam, seven years having passed since his last film, Joy. The film finds himContinue Reading
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Blonde ★½
Hotly anticipated and mired in seemingly endless controversy, Andrew Dominik‘s fictionalized Marilyn Monroe biographical psychodrama, Blonde, finally hit Netflix onContinue Reading
Pearl ★★★½
Pearl may be a spin-off story to Ti West’s slasher homage X released earlier this year, but it stands onContinue Reading
See How They Run ★★½
See How They Run knows audiences have seen films like this before. Its opening narration, delivered by Leo Köpernick (AdrienContinue Reading
The Woman King ★★★½
The Woman King tells the story of a tumultuous time in the West African kingdom of Dahomey. King Ghezo (JohnContinue Reading
Breaking ★★½
In 2017, Brian Brown-Easley (John Boyega), an Iraq War veteran, walked into a Wells Fargo bank and held two employeesContinue Reading
Three Thousand Years of Longing ★★½
Alithea (Tilda Swinton) is a scholar. She studies the art of storytelling, presenting at a conference in Istanbul. In theContinue Reading
Bodies Bodies Bodies ★★★
Directed by Halina Reijn, Bodies Bodies Bodies takes the enduringly popular social deduction game of “Mafia” or “Werewolf” and turnsContinue Reading
Emily the Criminal ★★★½
Emily the Criminal represents a modern response to ever-present issues in society. Film noir in the 1940s and 1950s oftenContinue Reading
Vengeance ★★★
Vengeance seems like the kind of annoying and overly philosophizing film about “why our country is so divided” because, well,Continue Reading
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