by Cory Woodroof | Nov 29, 2022
Alright, kids, it’s time for another Letterboxd Report with your favorite Nashville-based film critic named Cory, me. Let’s cut the chit-chat and start that reviewing. On the count of three… The Whale Even when his films make people throw...
by Sean Atkins | Nov 22, 2022
Director Rian Johnson delivers another appetizing whodunnit in this follow-up to the 2019 smash-hit. Think about it: What was the last movie to captivate audiences before the pandemic hit in early 2020? The answer you’re looking for is likely Knives Out, which was...
by Cory Woodroof | Nov 21, 2022
Comparison is the thief of joy. There’s nothing truer in the space of the professional artist, in the neverending hierarchy that separates an Oscar winner from an eighth-grade camera whiz making a home movie with his friends. Artists are blessed with an...
by Mike Joseph | Nov 21, 2022
Only a few movies that hit the big screen in 2022 will be as memorable or powerful as The Fabelmans. Steven Spielberg is undoubtedly one of the best filmmakers of all time. From Jaws to Jurassic Park and more recently The Post and West Side Story, he has touched...
by Kevin Allen | Nov 18, 2022
Guillermo del Toro adapts Carlo Collodi’s classic tale about the wooden boy come to life with impeccable humanity in his newest film for Netflix. Stop motion animation has had a bit of a resurgence in this calendar year, from Phil Tippett’s macabre masterpiece...
by Cory Woodroof | Nov 14, 2022
In both of his films, actor-turned-filmmaker Jonah Hill has cut a part of his life out and sculpted it into something beautiful and abundant in meaning. With Mid90s, he scrapbooked the dog days of his 90s youth into a film about growing up too fast. It felt a...
