I’m often hesistant to write a negative opinion on a critically-acclaimed art-house film such as “The Master,” since I fear that it would just come across as me not understanding […]
Movie Review – “The Master” (2012)
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Movie Review – “Hellboy” (2004)
Even in adapted works, Guillermo del Toro’s definitive gothic-horror style shines through in all of his work. I’m honestly surprised it took me this long to watch “Hellboy,” because it […]
Movie Review – “Umberto D.” (1952)
It has been close to six or seven years since I’ve seen an Italian neo realist film, and while watching “Umberto D.” I suddenly remembered why I’m not a fan […]
Movie Review – “Captain Marvel” (2019)
After so many amazing super hero movies, ones that always find a way to reinvent the genre and tell stories that appeal to all ages, I’ve begun to think if […]
Movie Review – “A Man for All Seasons” (1966)
“A Man for All Seasons” feels much like a character study from Shakespeare, about a man who is conflicted between his religious beliefs and his personal beliefs and how that […]
Movie Review – “Arctic” (2018)
Of all the places to be stranded on the planet, the worst one that comes to mind is a frozen barren wasteland. Surviving in the arctic circle sounds as appealing […]
Movie Review – “Sabrina” (1954)
Is it just me, or does anyone else get creepy vibes anytime they see Humphrey Bogart try to romance a woman who looks like she could be his daughter? Maybe […]
Movie Review – “Boys Town” (1938)
Compared to the hardened, thought-provoking films of today, “Boys Town” feels like a trip to get ice cream after a very big meal – sweet, comforting and pleasant, but you’re […]
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