I love rewatching my favorite movies. When you sit down to view any film, you approach it with your own experience […]
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I love rewatching my favorite movies. When you sit down to view any film, you approach it with your own experience […]
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It’s easy to criticize Hollywood decision-makers for how often they take the easy way out, whether it’s putting white Englishmen in […]
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In a way, the most important relationship in Beatriz at Dinner is the one between the title character and someone who […]
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Some superhero movies have subtitles referring to the dramatic events or villains featured therein: Apocalypse, The Age of Ultron, Civil War, […]
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When Edgar Wright premiered his new film, Baby Driver, earlier this year at SXSW, critics and viewers were quick to compare […]
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When Clint Eastwood starred in the 1971 Don Siegel drama The Beguiled, it was in the hopes of pushing his image […]
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At face value, 1981’s Neighbors is The Blues Brothers Take Suburbia. The yellowed cover of my VHS copy calls it “A […]
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Admittedly, Baby Driver employs a gimmick. Written and directed by the impossibly clever Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim vs. the World), […]
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Joe Dante knew he’d made it in Hollywood when a grip on the set of Twilight Zone: The Movie (1983) pointed […]
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[Editor’s note: Craig J. Clark had somehow never seen a Michael Bay film until recently, when he watched all of them. […]
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One of the most anticipated films in competition at this year’s Cannes Film Festival was Sofia Coppola’s The Beguiled. The Civil […]
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The time of year has come when we dutiful Americans shove our families into tightly packed cars and head off to […]
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