Ballerina: Ana de Armas dances with destruction with return to Wick world
Hell hath no fury like a Ballerina scorned. And I wouldn’t have it any other way. Taking...
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The Phoenician Scheme: Anderson’s reflection on lasting legacy
It goes without saying that Wes Anderson is an acquired taste. For many, he’s beloved for his...
Dangerous Animals: Dangerous beasts on the open seas
Bay… bee… shark… do-do do-do-do-doo, Baby Shark… do-do do-do-do-doo...
The Karamazovs: Sibling struggles
“How does a person find something to love? Love must come from somewhere—or someone.” I remember...
Karate Kid: Legends – Three Legends, One Film
Even after forty years, the Karate Kid franchise is still alive and kicking. Frankly, it’s...
Two Women: Robichaud tries to unlock sex’s dirty little secret
No matter what era you grew up in, sex still remains a mystery that we can’t fully understand. But...
Black Bag: Soderbergh gets serious about the spy world (and relationships)
You never know what you’re going to find when you’re offered a Black Bag. Directed by Steven...
The New Boy – Culture clash
“Amen.” Part of the impact of colonialism throughout the world is the attempt to eradicate...
Hurry Up Tomorrow: Sound over Storytelling
Hurry Up Tomorrow follows a fictionalized version of Abel Tesfaye (or The Weeknd) as he is stuck...
The Unrestricted War: Ma’s Thriller tells their truth through the lies
Let’s be serious. Reality is scarier than fiction. Set in 2019, The Unrestricted War follows Jim...
City Lights: Chaplin classic challenges us to value everyone
By Robert Bellissimo In 1949, the critic James Agree called City Lights’ final scene...
GIVEAWAY! Screening of MISSION IMPOSSIBLE: THE FINAL RECKONING!
Our next giveaway is here, if you choose to accept it! Thanks to our friends at Paramount Pictures...
Friendship: Robinson’s comedy is bold but surprisingly real
You ain’t never had a friend like him. In Friendship, we meet Craig Waterman (Tim Robinson), a...