Tag: film review

Robert Grainier, the central figure of the new film “Train Dreams,” works as a logger in the mountains of upstate ...

Eleanor Morgenstein is a 94-year-old Florida resident who decides to move back to New York upon the death of her ...

In “Highest 2 Lowest,” Spike Lee’s latest joint (Yes, he’s still using that somewhat unprofessional terminology), Denzel Washington plays David ...

Coming just two years after his first non-horror film “Beau is Afraid,” director Ari Aster continues to wallow in the ...

In this day and age of “do-it-yourself” romantic pairings available from the likes of Match.com, matchmaking services might seem a ...

Kansas natives Lee and Muriel leave their family’s longtime family homestead upon his return from the Korean War, to begin ...

Scott McGehee’s and David Siegel’s new film “The Friend” is yet another of those that has been mis-promoted by its ...

Ever since I saw “Sex, Lies, and Videotape” back in 1989, I’ve been an admirer of director Steven Soderbergh. (In ...

South Korean filmmaker Bong Joon-ho shot to prominence when his 2019 film “Parasite” became the first foreign-language film to win ...

Last year, the Motion Picture Academy rewarded the sweeping epic “Oppenheimer” with most of its top honors. I realize the ...