Sundance 2020 Review: ‘The Glorias’, Julie Taymor’s Gloria Steinem Biopic Is Uneven But Engaging
Life's road is jagged, never a straight line. That's especially true for renowned feminist activist Gloria Steinem, whose life has always been colored outside...
Review: ‘Warrior Nun’Baddass Ninja Nuns Fighting Demons… A Ridiculous Premise Done Right
Every generation a champion is selected, gifted with superpowers, and fights the forces of evil. If this sounds eerily similar to Buffy The Vampire...
Middleburg Review: ‘Blithe Spirit’New Adaptation Of The Classic Play Feels Like An Antique
Blithe Spirit is a classic standard in the theater. The play, written by Noël Coward is a staple on the American and British stages,...
Review: ‘Feast Of The Seven Fishes’, A Christmas Dinner You Don’t Want To Miss
With Last Christmas
and now Feast of the Seven Fishes, the holiday movie season is officially upon us! It is a couple of days before
Christmas...
Review: ‘Valley Girl’This '80s Jukebox Musical Isn't As Bitchin' As It Should Be
The original Valley Girl of 1983 is best remembered nowadays as that time Nicolas Cage was a teen heartthrob, the edgy guy who teaches...
Review: ‘The Truth’Catherine Deneuve Is A Ferocious Screen Icon In Hirokazu Koreeda's Latest Exploration...
It's long known to readers of this site that Hirokazu Koreeda is my favorite director working today. The Japanese filmmaker, whose incisive dramas such...
Review – ‘The Rhythm Section’, A Bland Thriller That Wastes A Strong Blake Lively...
Everyone reacts differently to tragedy. Some people use it
to motivate them to be better, to do better. Others let it consume them and
ruin their...
The Movies I Forgot Were Released In 2020
Because time lost all meaning in 2020, going back to look back at the films pre-lockdown felt like being taken to another world. It...
Review: ‘Archive’Theo James Tries to Create A Digital Afterlife in Gavin Rothery’s Sci-Fi Debut...
Thanks to social media pretty much data mining everything about us that we freely give, the idea of a “digital afterlife” (either your consciousness...
Review: ‘The Short History Of The Long Road’Sabrina Carpenter Breaks Out In Quietly Thoughtful...
In the new film The Short History Of The Long Road, Sabrina Carpenter sheds her Disney persona for the open road. Writer/Director Ani Simon-Kennedy...