Civil War
It’s hard to imagine that there will be many films released this year that will create as much discussion as … Continue reading Civil War
Category: reviews
U2 at the Sphere
Count me among the dubious when my favorite band decided to return to the stage at a new arena called … Continue reading U2 at the Sphere
American Graffiti
When American Graffiti was released in August of 1973, it was virtually impossible to imagine how a film about a … Continue reading American Graffiti
American Symphony
If the bulk of your experience with Jon Batiste is seeing him in his role as the cheerful bandleader on … Continue reading American Symphony
Witness
On the surface, Witness looks like a mash-up of two tropes: the good cop protecting an eye-witness from danger, and … Continue reading Witness
By the Light of the Silvery Moon Knight
I grew up on Moon Knight comics. In fact, I have a Moon Knight bust on my work desk next … Continue reading By the Light of the Silvery Moon Knight
Peter Jackson Documents the Chaos and Creation of “Let It Be” in ‘The Beatles: Get Back’
Full disclosure: I’m more of a Stones guy than a Beatles guy, and some early Beatles (Love Me Do, I Wanna … Continue reading Peter Jackson Documents the Chaos and Creation of “Let It Be” in ‘The Beatles: Get Back’
The Color of Money
The Color of Money is an outlier in the career of Martin Scorsese. While few think it’s an outright bad movie (although Siskel … Continue reading The Color of Money
Paul Schrader’s Late Career Rebound Continues With ‘The Card Counter’
For fifteen years Paul Schrader walked deep into the cinematic wilderness making films that few critics approved of and almost … Continue reading Paul Schrader’s Late Career Rebound Continues With ‘The Card Counter’
The Eyes of Tammy Faye
If you’ve seen the madcap first trailer for The Eyes of Tammy Faye, you might expect it to be an unconventional, … Continue reading The Eyes of Tammy Faye
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