When I went and saw Black Panther two weekends ago, I didn’t have any real intention of going back and reviewing any of director Ryan Coogler’s previous filmography. This wasn’t because I didn’t want to, just because I didn’t have the time. Flash forward to just a few days ago when my girlfriend and I … More Fruitvale Station (2013) Movie Review
Whoever knew that the world of figure skating was so hardcore? Good thing Craig Gillespie’s I, Tonya is here to show us just that. I, Tonya is one of the last Oscar-related films that I needed to see and review (still have Phantom Thread on the agenda to see). I, Tonya is nominated for three … More I, Tonya (2017) Movie Review
As moviegoers, we always think we want a movie to sound like how people talk in real life but deep down we probably don’t. Many movies strive for sounding real but even those movies take reality and put it through a filter. Let’s be honest would we ever really want a movie to sound completely … More Call Me By Your Name (2017) Movie Review
Walking, talking, fast wit, talking over each other, intellectualism, monologues, references to literature and more talking: if you’re seeing all of this in a movie, then you’re probably watching a movie written by Academy Award-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin. The writer of such films and TV shows like The Social Network, Steve Jobs, Moneyball, The Newsroom, … More Molly’s Game (2017) Movie Review
It was reported not long ago that Guillermo Del Toro was approached by Universal to Shepard their Dark Universe which would revive their staple of monsters from the 1930s and 40s. Del Toro declined to pursue this film, The Shape of Water, despite being a fan of the Universal Monster movies. Earlier this year Universal … More The Shape of Water (2017) Movie Review
There is a beautiful moment amount the midpoint of this movie that has all our titular characters sitting down and eating dinner. Logan, Professor X, and newcomers X-23 all have dinner with a regular working class family. There is a calm to this scene, a beauty and also a sense of heartbreak. We’ve come so … More Logan (2017) Movie Review
