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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The Northman ★★★½
One cannot run from their fate. The path between now and one’s destiny is filled with choice, but the endContinue Reading
Last Night in Soho ★★½
A foray into Edgar Wright’s native London and a nostalgic time travel to a bygone era, Wright’s Last Night inContinue Reading
Most Anticipated of October 2021
Ben McDonald: Heading further into the fall, this month has a solid line-up of highly anticipated films that have allContinue Reading
Emma ★★★
The work of Jane Austen hardly needs an introduction. Nor does her oft-adapted Emma, which has returned in 2020 courtesyContinue Reading
Glass ★½
M. Night Shyamalan is one of the most perplexing filmmakers currently working. It’s common knowledge now that after a blisteringly-goodContinue Reading
Marrowbone ★★
Chances are if you add the subtitle of ‘a ghost story’ to anything my ears will perk up at theContinue Reading
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