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
Ranking ‘Star Wars’ – #5 – ‘The Force Awakens’ Sparked to Life a Dormant Franchise
It had only been a decade since Star Wars had graced the big screen. However, the perception of the franchise left the franchise in a perilous state. For many, George Lucas had run the ship aground. Longtime fans of the films had acknowledged the dwindling quality of the Prequel Trilogy. Then in 2012, Disney bought LucasFilm in one of … Continue reading Ranking ‘Star Wars’ – #5 – ‘The Force Awakens’ Sparked to Life a Dormant Franchise
Oscar Acting Predictions: Adam Driver Leads a Star-Studded Class (Dec. 6)
In part 2 of our preview, we're jumping into the acting races. This year's class looks to be absolutely loaded with talent, and that bodes well for the Oscars in 2019. A lot of great young talent puts themselves in the position to earn nominations, but its the veterans and established stars that look to … Continue reading Oscar Acting Predictions: Adam Driver Leads a Star-Studded Class (Dec. 6)
Trailer: ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Could (Potentially) See the Light of Day
For fans of the Monty Python comedian and director Terry Gilliam, the idea of seeing The Man Who Killed Don Quixote remains extremely alluring. For those unaware, Gilliam has been trying to get the film made and released for decades. A rotating group of performers have taken on roles in this film, only for the film to get delayed … Continue reading Trailer: ‘The Man Who Killed Don Quixote’ Could (Potentially) See the Light of Day
Review: ‘BlacKkKlansman’ is for the Ages, But Speaks to the Moment
There's no denying that Spike Lee is one of the iconic filmmakers of the past thirty years. He burst on the scene with "She's Gotta Have It" in 1986, establishing his reputation as a phenomenal screenplay immediately. "Do the Right Thing" is a cinematic triumph, and one of the best 25 to 30 American films ever … Continue reading Review: ‘BlacKkKlansman’ is for the Ages, But Speaks to the Moment