by Sean Atkins | Dec 13, 2024
This Christmas Eve thriller now streaming on Netflix is Die Hard for a new generation. Even if Netflix is not getting as much attention heading into awards season for their more prestigious films as they have in years past, they’re going into the holidays with a...
by Kevin Allen | Dec 11, 2024
Opera legend Maria Callas tries to restore her vocal ability amidst her mind’s unravelling in the new film from Pablo Larrain. In between narratives centered around prominent political figures and movements in his native country of Chile, filmmaker Pablo Larrain...
by Kevin Allen | Dec 3, 2024
A black cat must learn to coexist with other animals after a devastating flood in this animated film from Latvia. A lot of animated films from foreign countries like to rely on visual storytelling to communicate their ideas; from Studio Ghibli’s overlooked gem...
by Kevin Allen | Nov 22, 2024
The humble beginnings of Glinda The Good Witch and the Wicked Witch of the West in the Land of Oz are explored in Jon M. Chu’s adaptation of the smash Broadway musical. The MGM classic The Wizard of Oz has had its fair share of spinoffs since its release in...
by Sean Atkins | Nov 21, 2024
While this sequel doesn’t reach the heights of its predecessor, it will leave you entertained. What’s most surprising about the original Gladiator is that it took this long to get a sequel to a film many consider among their favorite movies of all time. For a...
by Sean Atkins | Nov 14, 2024
Jesse Eisenberg’s exceptional road trip dramedy is a personal film many of its viewers can relate to. Films centered around family are a dime a dozen. Whether it’s a singular focus or an element of the story, throughout the year, every genre and subgenre from...
