Posts in category Film Review

The Manhattan Short Film Festival returned to the Reno this year, presenting nine short films out of 1,665 entries from 73 countries. Films included Baghead, …

As far as high school rom-coms go, To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before doesn’t stray very far from the classic tropes we’re used to …

  Considering our current social and political climate, it’s vital that American art reflects certain conflicts with empathy and rapport. However, it can be difficult …

It’s been nearly fourteen years since The Incredibles premiered, giving audiences a classic Disney-esq interpretation of superheros, identity crisis and the importance of family. The …

“Avengers: Infinity War” may be the most anticipated movie to ever come out and it did not disappoint. It made box office history by having …

Woody Allen, Richard Linklater and Aaron Sorkin are all masters of dialogue. They create characters that speak their mind, talk circles around one another and …

The 90th Academy Awards went more or less according to script. “The Shape of Water” cleaned up, winning Oscars for Best Original Music Score, Best …

I’ll start by saying this: if any part of you is even remotely considering seeing Black Panther in theaters, do it. You’ll thank me later. …

“Call Me By Your Name” is a dreamy, stylish and modern movie, yet it’s the most heartfelt I’ve seen this year. It’s set in an …

4.5/5 stars   When director Paul Thomas Anderson and three-time Academy Award-winning actor Daniel Day-Lewis joined forces to make “There Will Be Blood” a full …