Watching A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood feels almost like an act of therapy, and it’s very much by design. Part of the brilliant conceit from screenwriters, Micah Fitzerman-Blue and Continue Reading
I know next to nothing about cars, and while it’s pretty clear director, James Mangold, is way more in love with these cars we see on screen than I am, Continue Reading
When Hustlers ended, I was such a state of delight that I could have watched the whole film all over again. Because not only is it thoughtful and poignant, it’s Continue Reading
What typically defines the very best Bruce Springsteen songs is how they’re able to create a harmony between accessible, catchy tunes and hard hitting lyrics about big ideas and issues Continue Reading
I feel like there is a good film somewhere in Tolkien, but it lacks the proper vision and discipline to tell the story it needs to and in the way Continue Reading
One of the more interesting elements of Finding Steve McQueen (which, strangely enough, isn’t the only Steve McQueen related movie to come out this year) was the context surrounding the Continue Reading
In the last couple days, the film circles on the internet – mostly on Twitter – have gone back-and-forth with each other regarding comments that Steven Spielberg made about his Continue Reading
Considering how long WWE Studios has been around (I’ll give you a hint, it’s older than Marvel Studios), I’m surprised it’s taken this long to make a film about one Continue Reading
Adam McKay going from comedy maestro to vocal, politically charged moralist is an interesting one, if not necessarily surprising since his comedies generally had a sociopolitical subtext to them. The Continue Reading
“A lot can happen in three weeks,” appears in text – among other info – in the beginning of Jason Reitman’s latest film, The Front Runner. I couldn’t help but Continue Reading
