The Workprint
Christopher Robin, directed by Marc Forester of Finding Neverland and World War Z fame, is a movie worth seeing but not necessarily remembering.
Read More »‘Christopher Robin’ – On Nostalgia and Growing Older
‘Better Call Saul’ Season 4 Premiere: After the Fire
Breaking Bad was AMC’s most critically acclaimed show and one of the most well-received TV series of all time. It …
Read More »‘The Spy Who Dumped Me’ Review – Misses the Mark But Makes a Point
The Spy Who Dumped Me hits all the right beats for a high concept spy comedy. The issue is that the story is just that: too formulaic.
Read More »‘GLOW’ Season 2 Review: Women and the Workforce. Wrestling, too.
GLOW Season 2 offers up a bit of dark humor, budding romances, a gross amount of fun, and above all else, a whole lot of entertainment.
Read More »‘Arrested Development’ Season 5 Review: The Good, The Bad, and The Elderly
Don’t be fooled, Arrested Development season five is funny. It edges back to its roots as an ensemble driven comedy …
Read More »‘Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt’ Review: The Beginning of The End
In its final season, The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt proves to be unbreakable by showcasing the strength and empowerment of its …
Read More »‘Fallout 76’ Unveiled by Bethesda
Three years since the release of Fallout 4, and a decade since Fallout 3, Bethesda left a foretelling “Please Stand By” notice with …
Read More »Review: ‘Fahrenheit 451’ Fizzles in its Message
Adapted from the Ray Bradbury science fiction classic, Ramin Bahrani’s ‘Fahrenheit 451’ fails to compel as a cautionary tale. Relying …
Read More »‘Deadpool 2’ Review: Wade Wilson’s War on Family Values
‘Deadpool 2’ really ups the ante, going all-in and balls-deep, both in-budget and in-style
Read More »‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ Review: Season 2 is Wicked Fun
Look away, look away! Season two of A Series of Unfortunate Events has returned, continuing the grim tale of the Baudelaire …
Read More »‘Ready Player One’ Review: Stunningly Saturated
'Ready Player One' is a story about nerdish obsession over the 1980s and arcade style videogames,but none of this seems organically present.
Read More »Netflix’s ‘Mute’: On Duncan Jones and Magnum Opuses
Let me clear: Mute is not Duncan Jones’ magnum opus. Not in the conventional sense, anyway. If anything, in his illustrious …
Read More »‘Jessica Jones’ Season 2, Episode 1 Review: AKA Start at the Beginning
Jessica is back to being her self-destructive self
Read More »‘A Futile and Stupid Gesture’: A Satire on the Satirist Behind ‘National Lampoon’
"A Futile and Stupid Gesture" is an endearing biographical comedy (albeit cliched at times) that serves as an homage to the great Doug Kenney, comedy genius and co-founder of the National Lampoon.
Read More »‘The End of the F***ing World’ Review: A Bloody Bad Romance
Netflix’s tragicomedic romance, The End of the F***ing World, is nothing short of extraordinary. The first time I recommended The End of …
Read More »Netflix’s Easy: Mumblecore’s Origins and Season 2
Before I start discussing Easy, I’d like to talk a bit about its creator, Joe Swanberg, and the Mumblecore film …
Read More »‘Mr. Robot’ Recap: “Shutdown”
Mr. Robot Season 3, Episode 10: “eps3.9_shutdown-r” Original Air Date: December 13th, 2017 Grade: B+ In the season 3 finale, the silence is …
Read More »‘Mr. Robot’ Review: “Stage 3”
In the penultimate episode of Season 3, Elliot and the Dark Army plot to be rid of one another.
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