And a final farewell to Anton Yelchin
Oscars 2018: Cutting Through the White Male Bullsh*t of Awards Night
Jimmy Kimmel is funny and articulate. He did a fine job hosting the Oscars telecast his second year in a row. He is a funny white man and knows how to seamlessly weave jokes and satire into heartfelt presentation. But Kimmel should not have hosted the 2018 Oscars telecast, which was a #TimesUp #MeToo and […]
The Party review: A Great Film and an Anxious Dance
The Party is a gorgeous and anxious piece of choreography from the great Sally Potter. Potter, who along with Jane Campion isag one of the fierce matriarchs of postmodern cinema, began her career in stage choreography, music composition, and opera. The Party blends her eye for movement with her ear for music seamlessly. There isn’t […]
Nostalgia review: Too sad. Too serious.
Jon Hamm is sad, and so is our reviewer.
Peter Rabbit review: We Can Do Better
I grew up listening to my mom read Beatrix Potter’s beloved twenty-three children’s tales. I cherish distinct memories of, in the middle of a snowy day, sitting sprawled out in front of the wood stove with The Tale of Peter Rabbit or The Tale of Jeremy Fisher, my two favorites, open on the living room […]
Django review: A Cold Showcase for Some Hot Jazz
One dimensional portrait of musical genius.
Mudbound review: Poetic, Sincere, and a Little Bit Problematic
A powerful film, not without problems.
Paddington 2 review: What Sequels Are Supposed to Do
A true delight.
Rescuing Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi from the Clutches of Fanboys
Lets wrestle with the anti-Last Jedi arguments.
Bill Nye: Science Guy review: How a Really Interesting Guy Tried to Bring Down Fundamentalism
No more Mr. Nice Nye.
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