What’s New on Amazon Prime: February 2020.
Amazon releases several of their Awards season hopefuls, alongside Jordan Peele’s much anticipated series, Hunters. Amazon does a good job of spreading their content around this month. We get a [more]
Month: January 2020
Oscars 2020: Joker.
Does Joker hold a critical mirror up to modern, male violence or wallow in it? Well. Here we are. I actually saw this movie a while ago. I just didn’t [more]
What’s New on Netflix: February 2020.
Netflix in February looks to cater to school vacation while covering all of the bases. The kids get let out for a week of vacation in February, and Netflix is [more]
Oscars 2020: I Lost My Body.
France’s nominee for best animated feature relies too heavily on oddity, omission, and discarded ideas. Today we look at France’s second of three Oscar nominations, the animated film I Lost [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: The Rhythm Section, Gretel & Hansel.
A revenge thriller and a horror fairy tale adaptation light up the big screen this week. Context is going to matter a lot this week. If you haven’t seen any [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Bad Boys Repeat Offenders.
Will Smith and Martin Lawrence remained on top of the charts for a second weekend. The box office saw Bad Boys for Life repeat at number one. Two new releases, [more]
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Oscars 2020: A Sister [Une Soeur].
Delphine Girard’s live-action short exemplifies the emotional impact possible from the short form. Short films have a potency due to their distilled nature. Like poetry, they need to get their [more]
See It Instead: Terry Jones Edition.
We console ourselves after the loss of Monty Python’s Terry Jones with three films to remember him by. It’s an odd feeling when a comedian passes, especially one of such [more]
Oscars 2020: Judy.
This musical biopic captivates on the tremendous performance from Renée Zellweger. As we’ve seen, musical biopics are Oscar catnip. An artless one(looking at you, Bohemian Rhapsody) still cleans up with [more]
Oscars 2020: 1917.
Sam Mendes’ war drama feels refreshed by its cinematography, once the dizziness wears off. Much has been made of the central conceit of the World War 1 drama, 1917. Director [more]
Coming Soon Trailers: The Gentlemen, The Turning.
Guy Ritchie goes back to snappy crime stories, and A Turn of the Screw gets a modern re-imagining. I can’t say that this week’s wide releases grab me right away. [more]
Box Office Wrap Up: Bad Boys Bank.
17 years after their last outing, the Bad Boys are back on top of the box office. The MLK holiday weekend was kind to the new releases. Despite being dormant [more]