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“[A] rough draft of a narrative—the bones of a better movie are present.” Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’!
‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ Non-Spoiler Review – Another Hollow Addition To The ‘Jurassic’ Franchise Read More
“[A] deep human account of madness and phantasms…” Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story’!
‘Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story’ (Shudder) Non-Spoiler Review – Kermani Masters Modern Gothic Through Monster Mythology Read More
“[Death] inevitably is what makes [life] beautiful in its own strange way.” Read our full review of ‘28 Years Later’!
‘28 Years Later’ Spoiler Review – Everything Dies And I Accept That Read More
“[Fiona] Shaw completely steals the spotlight away from everyone.” Read our full non-spoiler review of ‘Hot Milk’!
‘Hot Milk’ (IFC Films/ Mubi) Non-Spoiler Review – Fiona Shaw Is The Best Part Of An Otherwise Dull Drama Read More
“There is an argument for greatness in everything we do, even the littlest of moments.” Read our spoiler review of ‘F1’!
‘F1’ Spoiler Review – The Reason We Go To The Movie Theatre Read More
‘Sorry I’m late’ premiered at Tribeca earlier this month, and the short is “an awkward situation, but a surprisingly beautiful one”!
‘Sorry I’m late (but I brought a choir)’ Tribeca Review – Beauty In The Mundane Read More
‘Doc Albany’ premiered at Tribeca earlier this month, and the docu-short spotlights “the delightful personalities chosen as its subjects”!
‘Doc Albany’ (Tribeca) Review – A Look At A Vital But Little-Known Healthcare Service Read More
‘The Ban’ premiered at Tribeca this past month as a reminder “to be familiar with the past to prevent it from repeating”!
‘The Ban’ (Tribeca) Review – The Folly Of Censorship Read More
Celine Song channels bell hooks’s philosophies on love and romance in her second feature film. Read our non-spoiler review of ‘Materialists’!
Celine Song’s ‘Materialists’ (A24) Non-Spoiler Review – Modern Matchmakers Respark A Striking Flame Read More
‘How I Learned To Die’ is now playing at Tribeca and is a reminder that “loss differs depending on the individual and on the collective”!
‘How I Learned To Die’ (Tribeca) Non-Spoiler Review – People Are Human Beings, So Live Life To The Fullest Read More