Guadagninoโs latest is a mild disappointment, a coming-of-age road movie featuring two cannibal lovers that rarely comes close to breaking out of its conceptual conceit.ย ย ย
Continue reading →
Bones and All (2022)
Continue reading →
Tag / USA
Continue reading →
She Said (2022)
There is nothing very cinematic about this standard-fare investigative journalism piece, but it tackles the exposรฉ of Harvey Weinstein and the topic of sexual assault effectively and without fuss.ย
Continue reading →
Haywire (2011)
Soderbergh flaunts his technical ability in this rather mainstream endeavor, but style over substance makes the film far from the best of its genre.
Continue reading →
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)
It does make some attempt in drawing out a poignant story about grief and loss, with Letitia Wright particularly impressive, but this sequel doesnโt quite scale the heights of the first movieโs creative spirit, or share its tautness.
Continue reading →
Near Dark (1987)
Bigelowโs first solo outing as director is an entertaining, at times subversive, neo-western vampire movie that is not afraid to have fun with its material.
Continue reading →
Contagion (2011)
One of the most realistic movies about a global pandemic outbreak, though Soderbergh’s film suffers from a rather lacklustre pacing and underdeveloped characters.
Continue reading →
Boyz n the Hood (1991)
One of the key works of American Black cinema of the โ90s, this debut feature packs a punch in its depiction of race and violence despite occasionally wallowing in sentimentalism.ย
Continue reading →
Blonde (2022)
Dominik plays the miserabilist here in a relentlessly grim work that could be both intolerable and misunderstood at the same time, reimagining and dissecting Marilyn Monroe as an exploited emblem of what is wrong with our phallocentric world.
Continue reading →
Broadcast News (1987)
Sparks truly fly in this superb film about a love triangle set in the milieu of television reporting, featuring a terrific Holly Hunter as a feisty news producer.
Continue reading →
To Catch a Thief (1955)
An ex-thief must clear his name in this touristy if somewhat middling Hitchcock film set in Southern France, but the scenery is amazing to look at, and the flirtatious energy between Cary Grant and Grace Kelly imbues it with mild erotic tension.
Continue reading →
Eternality Tan 