Review: The Great Buster Why is it so flipping funny to watch a grown man fall over? I don’t know, but Buster Keaton realized this from a ... By Sian Francis CoxSeptember 24, 20180 7 Movies
7 Movies Review: The Children Act There are two types of people in this world: those who read Ian McEwan, and those who do not. The first camp of ... By Sian Francis CoxSeptember 16, 20180
4 Reviews Review: Orange is the New Black – Season Six For the past few years, I’ve grown tired of how Netflix has been conducting its shows. While it is nice to have an ... By Peter GlagowskiAugust 25, 20180
Movies Review: A Whale of a Tale If I didn’t have a strong view of whales before, I do now. A Whale of a Tale is a documentary feature representing the ... By Sian Francis CoxAugust 17, 20180
7 Movies Review: We The Animals We The Animals is a simple, poetic story about boyhood, and like Moonlight it follows a young character at a pivotal time in ... By Sian Francis CoxAugust 9, 20180
Review: Roseanne: Season 10 Revivals of a classic TV show isn’t exactly a new thing, but the concept has been kicked into overdrive lately. I can’t imagine ... By Peter GlagowskiMay 29, 20180 6 Reviews
8.7 Movies Review: Colossal One of my least favorite movie cliches goes something like this: A person who lives in the city has an existential crisis. They ... By Hubert VigillaApril 5, 20170
7 Movies Review: The Grandmaster While Donnie Yen kicked off the Ip Man craze back in 2008, you could argue that Wong Kar Wai was partially responsible. Wong ... By Hubert VigillaAugust 22, 20130
9 Movies Review: The Act of Killing Joshua Oppenheimer’s The Act of Killing is not just a documentary. It’s also an act of confession, a mediation on the power of ... By Hubert VigillaJuly 19, 20130
8 Movies Review: Miami Connection Intentionally making a cult classic is difficult. Most cult classics need to be created without irony and then discovered in the wild, usually ... By Hubert VigillaNovember 2, 20120