Jeymes Samuel’s The Book of Clarence is a bold and unique cinematic achievement that captivated me from the first frame.
I’ll start by saying that this film may not be for everyone due to its subject matter, but that’s precisely what makes it special. The Book of Clarence follows a streetwise man, down on his luck, who sets out to become the next Messiah. It’s a provocative premise, but before you shout “blasphemy,” I encourage you to watch the film.…
"hey dad, how ya doing?"
Tron: Legacy remains a visually stunning and exhilarating sci-fi experience, and after rewatching it, I’m reminded why it’s one of my all-time favorites.
Directed by Joseph Kosinski—who would later helm Top Gun: Maverick—Tron: Legacy showcases an extraordinary debut. Kosinski’s background in architecture is evident in every meticulously crafted frame. He masterfully updates the iconic '80s tech aesthetic while preserving the essence of the original Tron. The result is a visual masterpiece, with each scene looking…
Predictable, but also...kind of cute by the end? Horror-Comedy is an interesting choice. I had a good time. Fun date movie
Ain't it time we earned ourselves some goddamn respect?
The Penguin is a masterpiece. Colin Farrell gives the performance of his career, and Cristin Milioti is perfect as Sofia Falcone.
Don't sleep on this one.
