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.
Read more "2013: A Great Year For Women In Film"Depending on your point of view, Ender’s Game might be a solid, yet disappointing, adaptation or possibly the best blockbuster of the year.
Read more "Dissecting Ender’s Game"The Counselor is the latest from Ridley Scott with an original script from Cormac McCarthy and the results are often terrible.
Read more "Film Review: The Counselor"Steve McQueen’s 12 Years a Slave is an astonishing film that will leave you in awe of both its craft and storytelling.
Read more "Film Review: 12 Years a Slave"Captain Phillips hits a number of thrilling highs, but Tom Hanks’ great performance can’t keep the film moving forward when the story gets repetitive.
Read more "Film Review: Captain Phillips"With the end of the year heading this way, there’s only so much time to cram in all forms of entertainment from this year before it’s too late (if you’re writing an end of post, that is). With that said, there are still plenty of new releases heading this way competing for your attention.
Read more "Looking Ahead To 2013: Quarter 4 (October – December)"It’s been years of waiting for some of us to lay eyes on Alfonso Cuarón’s Gravity and the end result is an experience you often haven’t had in a theater before.
Read more "Dissecting Gravity: Space Race For Your Life"Don Jon flips the gender roles in the romantic comedy as Joseph Gordon-Levitt writes, directs and acts his way to one of the best comedies of the year.
Read more "Film Review: Don Jon"Ron Howard returns to form with Rush, a solid dueling biopic that captures the intensity of F1 Racing even if it isn’t coherent and gets a great performance out of Daniel Brühl.
Read more "Dissecting Rush: Biopicing at 200 MPH"2013 has been full of directors’ sophomore efforts, like any year, only none of these films are living up to their director’s previous works.
Read more "Dissecting The Directorial Sophomore Slumps of 2013"
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