Son of Saul
Son of Saul’s incredible filmmaking takes us inside the Holocaust in a new and unique way, but the happenstance surrounding Saul and the holes it asks the viewer to fill hold it back in the end.
Read more "Son of Saul"Son of Saul’s incredible filmmaking takes us inside the Holocaust in a new and unique way, but the happenstance surrounding Saul and the holes it asks the viewer to fill hold it back in the end.
Read more "Son of Saul"13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi might be Michael Bay’s best film, as his apolitical take on that night’s events serves as an excellent template for his action filmmaking skills.
Read more "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi"Anomalisa is a beautifully animated creation from the mind of Charlie Kaufman, but I can’t help but be a bit disappointed with it; especially compared to his other works.
Read more "Film Review: Anomalisa"The Revenant is another master class in filmmaking from Alejandro Iñárritu and Emmanuel Lubezki, as they take us on an engrossing experience of survival; led by Leonardo DiCaprio.
Read more "Film Review: The Revenant"Star Wars is back with The Force Awakens, and while it is really good, often great at times, it’s held back by trying too hard to be A New Hope. ***SERIOUS SPOILERS BELOW*** Come back after you have seen the film.
Read more "Film Review: Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens (Spoilers)"The Hateful Eight finds Quentin Tarantino operating in his smallest space (with his grandest vistas) all while a bunch of game actors entertains the hell out of you.
Read more "Film Review: The Hateful Eight (Roadshow Engagement)"The Big Short is one of the year’s best films; funny, informative, entertaining, and infuriating, all with a great group of actors delivering excellent work.
Read more "Film Review: The Big Short"The Good Dinosaur is fine, but fine feels like a huge disappointment when it is a product of Pixar.
Read more "Film Review: The Good Dinosaur"The Lobster’s first half might be a perfect movie, and while the second half doesn’t quite stack up, it’s still one of the best alternative reality films I have ever seen.
Read more "Film Review: The Lobster"Creed is what re-imagining a franchise should look like, something that homages its past in the past way possible while delivering a story that is wholly its own.
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