Waves ★★★
Waves marks a seemingly dramatic departure for Trey Edward Shults from his previous two features. Both Krisha and It ComesContinue Reading
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Dark Waters ★★★½
Sickening. Nauseating. Horrifying. These are the words that come to mind while watching Todd Haynes‘ Dark Waters. Depicting the 20-yearContinue Reading
Marriage Story ★★★★
Noah Baumbach’s mature drama on the tensions and trials of marriage charts the marriage and, ultimately, divorce story of NicoleContinue Reading
The Report ★★½
The Committee Study of the Central Intelligence Agency’s Detention and Interrogation Program was a government-funded investigation of over 6,700 pagesContinue Reading
Queen of Hearts ★★★
Often, female characters in film are not afforded much moral complexity. Even as modern cinema itself gets more progressive, womenContinue Reading
Knives Out ★★★
Class warfare has been a recurring topic of interest at the movies this year. In Us, Jordan Peele infused aContinue Reading
Inland Sea ★★★
Ushimado was once a thriving town on the Seto Inland Sea of Japan, but now the modern world seems toContinue Reading
Dolemite Is My Name ★★★
The original 1975 movie Dolemite will definitely look like an amateur production to modern audiences. The production is cheap, theContinue Reading
The King ★★
Both Sir Laurence Olivier and Sir Kenneth Branagh have previously directed and starred in adaptations of William Shakespeare‘s Henry V.Continue Reading
Lost Bayou ★★★
The way some filmmakers approach a subject informs the viewer of who they are as a person. Even if theyContinue Reading
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