Call Me By Your Name
Living in the Italian countryside, Elio (Timothée Chalamet) spends his time reading books, transcribing music, and lounging by the pool.Continue Reading
Category: Reviews
Downsizing Ø
Many potential methods have been presented to confront climate change and environmental damage. International agreements and environmental regulations have emergedContinue Reading
All the Money in the World ★★½
Though often heralded as one of the best directors – on pure talent alone – working today, Ridley Scott isContinue Reading
The Disaster Artist ★★★
The following is a discussion about The Disaster Artist featuring guest writer Floyd Marsh. Floyd Marsh: “I’m sorry, what were weContinue Reading
Mudbound ★★★
Mudbound has all the makings of a Southern Gothic-esque Faulkner novel. It primarily takes place in Mississippi and features multipleContinue Reading
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
Today, you don’t have to look far to find something to be angry about. There will always be injustice inContinue Reading
Roman J. Israel, Esq. ★★
Premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival back in September, Dan Gilroy’s Roman J. Israel, Esq. was met with aContinue Reading
Lady Bird ★★★½
What often makes Greta Gerwig’s first solo directing effort Lady Bird so astounding at times is how distinctly feminine theContinue Reading
The Florida Project ★★★½
In The Florida Project, director Sean Baker puts the wonders of childhood on full display. The film tracks six yearContinue Reading
Creep 2 ★★★★
Good sequels are rare. Good horror sequels are even rarer. The problem with most sequels, especially in horror, is thatContinue Reading
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