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There is a lot of 'Nomadland' I love conceptually, that I don't think it pulls off in execution.
There is a lot of 'Nomadland' I love conceptually, that I don't think it pulls off in execution.
This Movie Loves Itself So Much
Rating: 7/10 James Bond is one of the most iconic character in cinema history and while he was always portrayed by different actors he always stayed the coolest, most favorite
A masterclass of a documentary that blends cinema and journalism.
“In The Heights” was directed by Jon M. Chu & based on the stage musical of same name that was written by Lin Manuel Miranda & Quiara Aleria Hudes. The
A tough pill to swallow, but a nice gooey critical takedown at the center.
High wattage talent can't bring this stagey adaptation to cinematic life.
Beautifully animated, Pixar's movie layers a story about death on top of a story about a life worth living.
“The Departed” was directed by Martin Scorsese, who is known for his acclaimed crime dramas & mobsters films such as “Taxi Driver”, “Raging Bull”, “Casino”, “Goodfellas” & “Gangs of New
“Invincible” was directed by Ericson Core and is based on the real life story of Vince Papale, a 30 year old bar tender who played in NFL for the Philadelphia
A loving look at old Hollywood for the most ardent Citizen Kane fans only. Fincher overindulges and under-thrills.
Melodramatic, miserable Oscar bait and not at all a defense of working class middle-America.
“The Social Network” was directed by David Fincher, written by Aaron Sorkin and based on the 2009 book, “The Accidental Billionaires” by Ben Mezrich. Fincher is best known for his
There is a sizable camp of Americans who maintain to this day that McCain got as many votes as he did because Palin shared the ticket with him.
A painful movie. The messy, emotional and raw journey of staring down the loss of a parent.
“Get Out” was written and directed by Jordan Peele in his directorial debut. The films stars Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Lil Rel, Bradley Whitford, Caleb Landry Jones, Stephen Root, Catherine
Body-horror with a real-world compulsion that makes it all the more squirm-inducing.
An objectively snappy, well-made, well-acted piece of deflective propaganda.