Visually appealing as it may be, Hot Summer Nights can’t decide what movie it wants to be and as it … More
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Movie Review: “Eighth Grade” Fuses Humor with Honesty Making an A+ Film
By guest reviewer: Simone Haight Eighth Grade is the film the world needs right now. Combining humor with honesty, Burnham … More
New Trailer Released for: “BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY”
BOHEMIAN RHAPSODY – Are you excited? Here are the details: Release: November 2, 2018 Cast: Rami Malek, Lucy Boynton, Gwilym … More
First Trailer & Pics Released for the Powerhouse YA Novel Turned to Film: “The Hate U Give”
Angie Thomas‘ breakthrough debut, the bold and timely book, The Hate U Give is now a film to be released … More
“Life Itself” Recharges Viewers with Passion, Intelligence and Nostalgia
Some weeks really are just harder than others. Frustrations at work, miscommunication with loved ones, respected celebrity’s suicides, bills and … More
Chekov’s “THE SEAGULL” is One of the First Great Movies of 2018
Translating Chekhov is no small feat. The acclaimed Russian playwright grapples with themes of infidelity, suicide, heartache and the value … More
“Boom For Real”: New Basquiat Documentary Examines His Early Years
Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat continues to command attention thirty years after his death. His continued notoriety is due to his mythic … More
“The Rider” an Intimate and Honest Film About a Real American Cowboy
Rodeo cowboy Brady Blackburn (Brady Jandreau) is recovering from a traumatic head injury. He lives with his heavy drinking dad … More
In Memoriam of Miloš Forman: a Debt of Gratitude for “Amadeus”
One of the most visceral film-going experiences of my life was when, in 1984, I saw Miloš Forman‘s Amadeus. I was … More
“Love, Simon” is the Love Story Everyone Deserves
With a strong cast, great story, smart soundtrack and touching relationships Love, Simon successfully tells a gay love story for teens … More