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Posts Tagged ‘Movie Reviews’
American Fiction
November 30, 2023The Zone of Interest
November 28, 2023
Jonathan Glazer’s drama, spare and unforgiving, is, in surprising ways, one of the most stunning films I’ve seen about the Holocaust.Sandra Huller
May December
November 26, 2023
Todd Haynes’ provocative drama is full of questions. After watching it, I’ve got a few of my own.
Napoleon
November 19, 2023
It certainly isn’t perfect, but, to answer the question director Ridley Scott has asked before, yes, I was entertained.
Maestro
November 14, 2023
While this is ostensibly a portrait of one of the great artists of the 20th Century, its most fascinating note is its revelation of Bradley Cooper as a director who, like his subject, won’t settle for the ordinary.
The Killer
November 11, 2023
David Fincher’s ice-cold kind of comedy is admirable, and a good exercise for the analytical. But what I couldn’t figure out is why all of this didn’t add up to something more fun.
The Holdovers
October 23, 2023
Killers of the Flower Moon
October 15, 2023
What a confluence of greatness here. Martin Scorsese and a collection of artists have given us a gift of stunning cinema that’s also a big, epic movie. And it is so much fun to watch.
She came To Me
October 3, 2023
Bruce Springsteen’s “Addicted to Romance”, written to accompany the credits on Rebecca Miller’s film, is lithe and lovely. Too bad the movie itself is anything but.
Fair Play
September 19, 2023
This sizzling psychological thriller is a lot more fun than it probably should be. Because premiering writer/director Chole Domont is tackling some heavy duty stuff here. And, for the most part, she delivers a compelling, all too contemporary puzzle we’ll be putting together long after the film is over.
