The Gentlemen brings writer/director Guy Ritchie back to form with this latest crime comedy. Here’s my review.
‘The Gentlemen’- Film Review: It’s Definitely a Guy Richie Movie
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Jaws (1975)
Jaws was the film that not only put director Steven Spielberg on the map, but the film to coin the term “blockbuster.” With that, here’s my throwback review of this all-time classic.
Summer Blockbuster Friday #14: ‘Jaws (1975)’- Throwback Review
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Forrest Gump (1994)
What’s more classic than Forrest Gump? Here’s my throwback review of the 1994 Oscar-winning film starring the always incredible Tom Hanks.
‘Forrest Gump (1994)’- Throwback Review
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Never Rarely Sometimes Always
Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ might’ve had a limited time in the theater, but the latest drama from writer/ director Eliza Hittman is available for streaming. Here’s my latest review.
‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’- Film Review: Don’t Skip This Sundance Standout
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The Art Life: Abel Ferrara’s Tommaso
Although bound by Dafoe’s presence, it’s a film that seems to flout conventional notions of coherence, its arresting movements governed by discontinuity, irruption, and surprise.
The Art Life: Abel Ferrara’s Tommaso
