Skies Of Lebanon (Sous le ciel d’Alice) France (2020) Dir. Chloé Mazlo You never know where you will find your true love and happiness in life, and sometimes it can be too good to be true. Real life however can be hard and will do all it can to ruin that happiness for you, with […]
Movie Review – Skies Of Lebanon
Expired is a 2022 science fiction romantic thriller about a hitman who gets infected with a deadly disease after crossing the wrong people. Written and directed by Ivan Sen (Goldstone; Mystery Road). The movie stars Ryan Kwanten (True Blood; Dead Silence), Hugo Weaving (The Matrix; The Lord of the Rings franchise) and Jillian Nguyen. Plot: […]
EXPIRED (2022) Preview of sci-fi romantic thriller
“Is this going to pass?” – Nina “What?” – Leda “[tearfully] I don’t know what to call it. I have depression or something.” – Nina Number of Times Seen – 1 (18 Jan 2022) Brief Synopsis – A woman on vacation in Greece Island begins to think about her troubled past while watching the other […]
The Lost Daughter (2021)
On Monday, the Seattle Film Critics Society announced their picks for the best of 2021 and it was another victory for Drive My Car and Pig‘s Nicolas Cage! Best Picture of the Year CODA (Apple TV+) Drive My Car (Janus Films) Dune (Warner Bros.) The Green Knight (A24) In the Heights (Warner Bros.) Licorice Pizza (MGM/United Artists Releasing) Pig (NEON) The Power […]
Drive My Car and Nicolas Cage Win In Seattle
On Monday, the North Dakota Film Society announced their picks for the best of 2021 and it led to another victory for The Power of the Dog! Here are all the winners in North Dakota: Best Picture FLEE (Monia Hellstrom and Signe Byrge Sorensen) THE FRENCH DISPATCH (Wes Anderson, Jeremy Dawson and Steven Rales) LICORICE PIZZA (Paul Thomas […]
The Power of the Dog Wins In North Dakota!
Hi all! Today I am back to share the 5 best horror movies of the 70’s! This is the era where horror began to become popular. It birthed iconic franchises and lifelong classics. It also started to push cinematic boundaries. If you wish to see my favourites of the 60’s, click here. Without further ado, […]
The Top 5 Best Horror Movies Of The 70’s!
The story of Gary Valentine and his first love for Alana Kane, as he grows up in San Fernando Valley in 1973. ⭐️ Licorice Pizza is one of those films that has a lot of buzz in the film world and been around the awards season nominations, this made me really want to see it […]
Licorice Pizza (2021) Review
Killers of the Flower moon cast members Lily Gladstone and Leonardo DiCaprio in the films first official still List compiled by Eddie on 14/01/2022 If the last few years has taught us anything, it’s that best laid plans have become less of a guaranteed commodity but with the world and the landscape of cinema hopefully […]
10 Most Anticipated Films of 2022
Style is half the picture. Story is the other half. William Shakespeare’s 17th-century play, The Tragedie of Macbeth, might be one of the greatest stories ever penned. If not, it’s at least one of the most durable. The desire for power, the ruthlessness of rule, and the all-consuming descent into madness that comes with conspiracy and […]
THE TRAGEDY OF MACBETH
We’re joined by Chris Eddleman for the latest guest column of Reagan’s Recs as he digs into the films of Nic Cage.
Reagan’s Recs: The Films of Nic Cage W/ Chris Eddleman
Channel 5 in the UK and Masterpiece in the US have announced the new version of All Creatures Great And Small has been commissioned for a third and fourth season. The show, which stars Nicholas Ralph, Samuel West and Rachel Shenton, has proven to be a ratings hit in the UK, with the first season […]
All Creatures Great And Small to continue for another two seasons
A swing and a miss this boring noir drama is brimming with quality visuals and A list talent. Bradley Cooper, Rooney Mara, and Cate Blanchett put the story through its paces and make it watchable to a point, but it is a hard watch.
Nightmare Alley
A hilariously satirical disaster epic that pokes fun at the media, government incompetence, and capitalist excess. Don’t Look Up is a satirical, science-fiction disaster movie where two scientists discover a comet, a “planet killer”, that will directly hit Earth and destroy all of human civilization. Their efforts to warn and save humanity are hindered by politics, […]
Don’t Look Up (2021)
Benedict Cumberbatch has an excellent shot at an Oscar nomination/win. I wanted to thank you for adapting Thomas Savage’s 1967 novel and directing The Power of the Dog (2021). Your films feel like good books that beg to be analyzed. Take The Piano (1993), for instance, your signature film for the past thirty years. I […]
Dear Jane Campion,
The Lighthouse is going to be a movie you’ll either love or hate. You’ll either love it for its surreal imagery, strange story, isolating setting, all over the place tone, eerie filmmaking, crazy acting, or all of the above. Or you’ll hate it for these exact reasons. It’s one of the strangest […]
Is The Lighthouse For You?
Scenes from a Marriage – Theatrical Version (1974)Dir.: Ingmar BergmanStarring: Liv Ullmann, Erland Josephson, Bibi Andersson, Jan MalmsjoCinematography: Sven NykvistRuntime: 163 mins Available on: HBO MAX | Criterion Channel (US VPN required) Sometimes, the greatest movies are the ones keeping everything simple. The ones which don’t have time to be all fancy and instead strip […]
Scenes from a Marriage (1974) – Till divorce do us part… or do we?
Bradley Cooper turns 47 today, and we’re celebrating with a list of his 10 best roles.
Bradley Cooper’s 10 Best Roles
There’s few things more annoying than the cinematic bait and switch; setting up the idea of one movie in the minds of an audience, then delivering something else. Sometimes it’s because film-makers or studios change their minds, or sometimes the product doesn’t fit the marketplace; delivering a trailer for Sweeney Todd that provided no hint…
Encounter
I’m glad that Sandra Bullock said yes to The Unforgivable, a well-executed tale of one woman’s journey to reconnect with her sister after finishing a twenty-year prison sentence. Directed by Nora Fingscheidt, what stood out immediately, in addition to the excellent performances, is how engaging the story is. I cared about Bullock’s character and couldn’t wait for […]
THE UNFORGIVABLE (2021): The Things I Liked…
