Check out our list of predictions for the 95th Annual Academy Awards. Have a great time watching the nominations tomorrow morning. Without further ado here are the predicted nominees. Best Picture All Quiet on the Western Front Babylon The Banshees of Inisherin Everything Everywhere All At Once Elvis The Fabelmans Guillermo Del Toro’s Pinocchio Top … Continue reading Final Predictions for the 95th Annual Oscar Nominations
Review: ‘Living’ – Bill Nighy’s Masterclass of Subtly Revives Kurosawa’s Tale
Few actors can vary between high-brow art and pop insanity. Yet Bill Nighy fits the bill. The actor plays vampires, step-fathers in zombie classics, men looking for new love in India, and pop stars looking to return to prominence. No role has ever been too big or too small for Nighy. Due to his willingness … Continue reading Review: ‘Living’ – Bill Nighy’s Masterclass of Subtly Revives Kurosawa’s Tale
If I Had A 2022 Oscar Ballot – Part 1
It’s that time. With the the Critics Association of Central Florida results making their way out yesterday, I wanted to follow up with my own personal ballot. Below I’ve included my first batch of nominees and winners. I hope you enjoy, and return for parts 2 & 3 later in the weekend. Best Original Song … Continue reading If I Had A 2022 Oscar Ballot – Part 1
Critics Association of Central Florida Announces ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ As Best Picture of 2022
As a member of the Critics Association of Central Florida, or CACF, it's my honor to present our collected awards. You can find our membership information and details here, as well as all our nominees and winners. This year, Everything Everywhere All At Once dominated our awards. Not only did it win Best Picture, but … Continue reading Critics Association of Central Florida Announces ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’ As Best Picture of 2022
The Top 25 Most Rewatchable Films of 2022
With 2022 in our rearview mirror, we should look back at the films we expect to stay with us. Of course, it's not as simple as the box office or even which ones we believe leave a cultural footprint. So which films do you think will become the most rewatchable films of 2022, and why? … Continue reading The Top 25 Most Rewatchable Films of 2022
Review: ‘White Noise’ Focuses on the American Obsession with Disaster
Disaster and death and mayhem, oh my! Over the past five years, the American public finds itself consistently confronted by disaster in its many forms. COVID, January 6th, and the climate crisis make it harder than ever to feel in control. Confronting death and chaos does not always help our mental health, making it very … Continue reading Review: ‘White Noise’ Focuses on the American Obsession with Disaster
Review: ‘Women Talking’ Confronts Self-Loathing & Misogyny In Religous Communities
The anger one feels toward oneself can be a destructive force. We blame ourselves for actions that have occurred, even if they were out of our control. Sometimes, we find ourselves unwilling to act because we believe we are culpable for how a situation unfolded. At the heart of Women Talking, Sarah Polley's stunning new … Continue reading Review: ‘Women Talking’ Confronts Self-Loathing & Misogyny In Religous Communities
Review: Hilarious ‘Glass Onion’ Proves ‘Knives Out’ was Far From a Fluke
Rian Johnson returns with another Benoit Blanc, "Knives Out" mystery. Netflix releases "The Glass Onion" today, starring Daniel Craig.
Review: ‘Babylon’ Crashes and Burns Thanks to Bloated Storytelling
Hollywood loves to tell stories about itself and has for decades. From Singing in the Rain to Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood, depicting showbusiness has always fascinated filmmakers. However, not every film showcases Southern California's bright and fun sides. Ironically, Damien Chazelle, the director of La La Land, seeks to add to the legacy … Continue reading Review: ‘Babylon’ Crashes and Burns Thanks to Bloated Storytelling
Review: ‘Bardo’ is the Maximalist Film You Love to See
It's hard to feel bad for successful people. Even when life becomes difficult for them, they can rest easy knowing that professional validation and financial wealth keep them afloat. Few would feel sympathy for Alejandro González Iñárritu, the winner of back-to-back Directing Oscars in 2015 and 2016. The very legitimate question, "what do I do … Continue reading Review: ‘Bardo’ is the Maximalist Film You Love to See