Abbas Kiarostami’s Close-Up is a wonderful look at identity while simultaneously being a wonderful piece of inventive film making.
Read more "My Cinematic Shortcomings: Abbas Kiarostami’s Close-Up (1990)"Guillermo del Toro has been away from behind the camera since 2008, but is Pacific Rim a worthy return for the talented filmmaker?
That answer might be complicated.
Looks like it’s time again for the writers over at HST to look ahead to what we expect/hope to be the best of the best books, movies, music, TV shows and video games of the coming months.
Read more "Looking Ahead To 2013: Quarter 3 (July – September)"Richard Kelly’s second feature, Southland Tales, is by no means flawless, but its ideas have never been more timely and the legion of Donnie Darko fans should be out there supporting it like they do that film.
Read more "Why Didn’t You See Southland Tales?"The Heat cools down pretty quickly, leaving audiences with the shivers. Boom! Temperature pun…
Read more "Film Review: The Heat"Lauren: World War Z is (not really) a film adaptation of the book of the same name, about the end of the world, zombie style. And apparently there is only one man who can save us.
Read more "Dissecting World War Z: Keeping The Undead Alive Or Back In The Grave?"Pixar’s first prequel is Monsters University, but where does it stack up against the rest of its catalog; most importantly Monsters, Inc.?
Read more "Film Review: Monsters University"Of all the rap albums that came out this week, only one album was interesting enough to talk about. And with Yeezus, I really do mean interesting.
Read more "Music Review: Kanye West’s ‘Yeezus’"Lauren and Zac break down the biggest superhero release of the summer in Man of Steel and things might get a bit ugly.
Read more "Dissecting Man of Steel: Does Superman Sink or Soar?"Before Midnight is another masterpiece in the Before Trilogy, only this time we really get to see these characters get into something real.
Read more "Film Review: Before Midnight"
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