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
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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
The Irishman ★★★★
Though Martin Scorsese‘s career has spanned more than half a century and across a variety of genres, the few gangsterContinue Reading
In Search of Darkness ★★★
In Search of Darkness, a documentary on 80’s horror movies, was made by fans for fans. Crowdfunded on Indiegogo, InContinue Reading
Motherless Brooklyn ★★★
Nearly two decades after his directorial debut Keeping the Faith, Edward Norton has returned to direct, write, produce, and starContinue Reading
Judy ★★½
Judy Garland was and is an icon. Renée Zellweger captures that aura about her in Judy, a biopic covering theContinue Reading
Fractured ★★
Brad Anderson’s eclectic career as a director is mostly due to his ability to avert strict genre conventions. Whether it’sContinue Reading
In The Tall Grass ★★½
Whilst driving across the country, a very-pregnant Becky (Laysla De Oliveira) and her brother Cal (Avery Whitted) hear a youngContinue Reading
The Peanut Butter Falcon ★★★
The cinematic equivalent of “Chicken Soup for the Soul”, The Peanut Butter Falcon is a heartwarming, fictional tale of aContinue Reading
