At the Movies: ‘Glass Onion’
When he’s not getting hated on by a large selection of the Star Wars fan base, Rian Johnson is helping ...
Tag: Film Review
At the Movies: ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ Nearly Lives Up to the Title
Filmmaker George Miller’s latest release, Three Thousand Years of Longing, is epic, colorful, fantastical, wild and—as expected—a flop at the ...
At the Movies: ‘C’mon, C’mon’ Has a Unique Charm for This Winter
By Megan Bianco A decade ago, I never would have bet on the acclaimed, under-the-radar actor Joaquin Phoenix legitimately settling ...
At the Movies: ‘King Richard’ Continues to Inspire This Season
By Megan Bianco Reinaldo Marcus Green’s King Richard is your standard, rags-to-riches historical drama/biopic on paper that is completely saved ...
At the Movies: ‘Belfast’ Takes International Audiences Back in History
By Megan Bianco When I saw the first trailer for Kenneth Branagh’s latest historical drama, Belfast, I instantly thought that ...
At the Movies: ‘Bergman Island’ Delivers for Arthouse Fans
By Megan Bianco One has to assume the origin of Mia Hansen-Løve’s new film, Bergman Island, was loosely inspired by ...
At the Movies: ‘Blue Bayou’ Is Decent Early-Autumn Viewing
By Megan Bianco Just like his Twilight co-stars Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart, Justin Chon has been doing well for ...
At the Movies: ‘Hope in the Holy Land’ Is Pleasantly, Surprisingly Well-Balanced
By Megan Bianco Surfing is a staple in Israel as much as it is in the OC, and in Jesse ...
At the Movies: Hypocrisy in the New ‘Space Jam’ Movie?
By Megan Bianco Nostalgia and outdated pop culture are a heck of a combination, and usually one that doesn’t end ...
At the Movies: ‘Godzilla vs. Kong’ Is Nearly a Sight to Behold
By Megan Bianco When Gareth Edwards’ Godzilla (2014) debuted, it was given intriguing and effective marketing, yet received a lukewarm ...
At the Movies: ‘Nomadland’
By Megan Bianco It feels strange to say, but in many ways, the fact that filmmaker Chloé Zhao’s Nomadland was ...
At the Movies: ‘The World to Come’ Is Fine for an Early Spring Release
By Megan Bianco Lesbian costume dramas really seem to be all the rage these days in independent filmmaking. This month, ...
At the Movies: ‘I Care a Lot’ Cares About Dark Comedy Fans
By Megan Bianco I remember when British actress Rosamund Pike broke through globally with David Fincher’s Gone Girl (2014). There ...
At the Movies: ‘The Trial of the Chicago 7’
By Megan Bianco Aaron Sorkin’s new feature, The Trial of the Chicago 7, takes us back to Illinois in 1968 ...
At the Movies: ‘Misbehaviour’ & ‘The Glorias’
By Megan Bianco In the midst of the hectic craziness of 2020 with the election, the pandemic, and the protests, ...
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