Inside Llewyn Davis is the latest from the always stellar Coen Brothers and this folk music tale is no different, lingering in your head long after you’ve left the theater.
Read more "Film Review: Inside Llewyn Davis"The Hobbit returns to the big screen with The Desolation of Smaug, and while it’s on par with the first I think most people will appreciate its added momentum; even if it loses its characters at times.
Read more "Dissecting The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug"Out of the Furnace is a fantastic second film from Scott Cooper and features a ton of great performances led by Christian Bale.
Read more "Film Review: Out of the Furnace"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire saves the franchise from being an outright atrocity, it’s even a very good film at times, but I fear the source material is going to keep the series from greatness.
Read more "Film Review: The Hunger Games: Catching Fire"After watching Blue Is the Warmest Color one becomes curious how this translated from a graphic novel to the big screen and it’s surprising how similar, yet wildly different, the two works are.
Read more "Dissecting Blue Is the Warmest Color: The Graphic Novel vs. The Film"Dallas Buyers Club is a great character study that gives Matthew McConaughey a chance to show off a level of range he’s never really had a chance to show off.
Read more "Film Review: Dallas Buyers Club"This year’s Palme d’Or winner, Blue Is the Warmest Color, is a fantastic character study about young love, lust and coming of age.
Read more "Film Review: Blue Is the Warmest Color"J.C. Chandor successfully avoids the sophomore slump with All Is Lost, a mostly stellar effort with a great turn by, leading man, Robert Redford.
Read more "Film Review: All Is Lost"Thor: The Dark World is a fun sequel, but the flow never feels right and doesn’t take the series forward.
Read more "Film Review: Thor: The Dark World"With only a couple of months left on the 2013 film calendar it has become increasingly clear that this has been a great year for women in film. Sure, it would be great if we had more big budget fare starring women, but the opportunities in smaller films are becoming more plentiful and taken full advantage of.
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