Looking Back Archives — Page 97 of 113

12/27/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Joseph Allen7 min read

2018’s Most Emotional Movies Were Directed by Actors

The final moments of Wildlife and A Star is Born involve an acknowledgment of the camera. In Wildlife, that moment is […]

12/26/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Eric D. Snider9 min read

2018 in Film: Miscellaneous Important Data

Based on my own research. Films included only if they played theatrically. Corrections and additions are welcome (@ me). For comparison’s […]

12/26/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Britt Hayes1 min read

Britt Hayes Says Don’t Forget: Tully

Jason Reitman is never as good as when he’s collaborating with screenwriter Diablo Cody; bonus points if the film in question […]

12/26/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Marshall Shaffer2 min read

Marshall Shaffer Says Don’t Forget: Custody

If you’ve heard anything about Xavier Legrand’s Custody — admittedly, it’s possible you haven’t — it’s likely writer/director Xavier Legrand’s elevator pitch […]

12/26/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Zach Vasquez1 min read

Zach Vasquez Says Don’t Forget: Summer of ’84

Probably because I was one myself once, I have little tolerance for movies that center on chest-thumping, self-pitying suburban teen boys. […]

12/26/201801/12/2019inMovies, Looking Backby Zach Vasquez1 min read

Zach Vasquez Says Don’t Forget: The Commuter

The Commuter, Jaume Collet-Serra’s fourth collaboration with Liam Neeson, is a two-fisted Hitchcock riff with enough personality, humor, and righteous anger […]