The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent is a delightful ode to great Nicolas Cage
‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ is the first film where Nicolas Cage finally plays himself… continue reading
Author: Jeremy Fogelman
Spiritwalker elevates the baseline crime thriller with a fun twist
‘Spiritwalker’ is a Korean crime thriller that utilizes a more fantasy approach… continue reading
Everything Everywhere All At Once is as great and bizarre as its title
‘Everything Everywhere All At Once’ introduces us to the epic Michelle Yeoh Multiverse… continue reading
Adventures in Success is a quirky ‘mockumentary’ about an unusual cult
‘Adventures in Success’ is a different take on the ‘small town cult’ tale… continue reading
Lucy and Desi presents a fond look back at the original sitcom sweethearts
‘Lucy and Desi’ is a fairly straightforward documentary from director Amy Poehler, but it still has its charm… continue reading
Studio 666 is a fun throwback to the overly grisly horror B-movie
‘Studio 666’ tosses the Foo Fighters into a ridiculous, entertaining horror flick… continue reading
Blacklight tries to tell another tale of Liam Neeson: Unlikely Action Star
‘Blacklight’ desperately wants to be subversive but only truly hints at it… continue reading
I Want You Back tries to twist the rom-com formula while still holding it close
‘I Want You Back’ is an interesting ‘rom-com’ that is slightly original with engaging leads… continue reading
Gamestop: Rise of the Player looks at the skyrocketing of a company on its last legs
‘Gamestop: Rise of the Player’ is unrepentant about the heroes of the story they’re telling about themselves… continue reading
Scream returns with a hyper-meta sequel that will likely delight fans
‘Scream’ delights in a self-referential tale that will be mostly confusing for newtimers… continue reading
Parallel Mothers is a well handled Spanish drama
‘Parallel Mothers’ connects two women by chance as their lives continue to dramatically entwine… continue reading
Dickinson :: This was a Poet
‘Dickinson’ ends the show by changing the narrative and rejecting darkness… continue reading
Hawkeye :: So This Is Christmas?
The season finale of Marvel’s Hawkeye series is called ‘So This is Christmas?’ and it ends exactly in the most ‘easy’ ways possible — the positives are how it is mostly executed. First the major problems I had — the… continue reading
Are You Happy Now ponders whether a manchild ever deserves to be happy
‘Are You Happy Now’ is a highly mixed film that is trying maybe too hard… continue reading
Dickinson :: Grief is a Mouse
‘Dickinson’ brings us nearer the series finale by finally offering us a glimpse of hope… continue reading