Sibil using flashcards to test her son in French is giving me flashbacks to preparing for my high school Latin exams.
Time is an incredible documentary from Garrett Bradley exploring the malleability of that very concept. There's nothing linear about the film as it shuffles between past home footage captured by Sibil Fox Richardson and recordings shot by Bradley in the present day. These may be varying inflection points but they all share the one commonality of Rob, Sibil's husband,…
I can't believe this is the first movie to ever explain that cults are bad.
Writer/director Mark Anthony Green has chutzpah, I'll give him that. Opus is a film certainly devised from the mind of someone who has experience writing for a major magazine like GQ. For whatever faults Opus exhibits, of which there are many, there is at least an attempt to interrogate the idea of celebrity journalism from both the celebrity and the journalist.
Ariel wants the freedom…
Maybe the sexiest thing to ever happen within a 20-mile radius of an Applebee's in the history of apples or bees. If you know you know.
Hot people playing hot people playing the hottest fucking sport ever and fucking each other in the hottest throuple.
Challengers gets a million "restores my faith in cinema" points for its mere existence. Now having watched it, times that by a billion because this shit serves.
For as thankfully progressive as the filmmaking industry…
Guys, the government isn't spying on us. They're just really fond of public benches and wanna have a closer look. Is that so wrong?
Steven "Retirement My Ass" Soderbergh doing what he does best, i.e. infusing every type of genre with assured sleekness, a fierce command over his camerawork and a tightness of the script that is simple yet effective.
It's a homecoming for Soderbergh's two star players as he reunites with Cate Blanchett from The Good German (one of…
