Judas and the Black Messiah Review: An Important Movie about an Important Man
A biopic years in the making, this tale of Bill O’Neal and his hand in the fall of Black Panther chairman, Fred Hampton, knocks...
‘Sound of Metal’ Review: Cymbals of Tranquility
Your heart has a beat, right? So does your soul. Keep it at the right tempo, and you'll be alright.
Paradiddle. Conductive. Rimclick. Audiologist. Anacrusis....
Wonder Woman 1984 Review: Wishing for a Standout Sequel
Wonder Woman 1984, the long anticipated heroine sequel, has a lot of heart but fails to make a true impact.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sfM7_JLk-84 The first big superhero...
‘The Christmas Chronicles Part 2’ Review
Chris Colombus, the director of gems such as Home Alone and Mrs. Doubtfire, might just be mentally stuck in the 1990s in this holiday...
Review: ‘Enola Holmes’ Brings Women To the Forefront
Netflix debuted Enola Holmes this week and it’s a quirky adventure that both teens and adults can enjoy, albeit with some lingering questions. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1d0Zf9sXlHk Based on...
The Last Days of American Crime: Netflix Movie Review
Make room for ‘The Room’ of all action movies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gdWxGwiuhnU I like Rick Remender. His gritty and unforgiving approach holds a degree of rebellious, devil-may-care, youthful...
‘Spaceship Earth’ Review or: How I Learned to Love Collectivism in an Age of Individualism
Spaceship Earth is a great documentary that explores the potential of human curiosity and ethic, while also positing the dangers that can arise from big-thinking...
‘Here We Are: Notes for Living on Planet Earth’ Review
This adaptation of the beloved children’s book by Oliver Jeffers is an informative yet soothing animated movie.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2M3Q4-zCTHc Debuting on April 17th, ‘Here We Are: Notes...
Why ‘Parasite’ Deserves to Win Best Picture
A satire on classism and leeching off the wealth of others by director Bong Joon Ho, ‘Parasite’ is everything that the Academy is afraid...
