At the Movies: ‘Men’ Will Be Men
Alex Garland’s new psychological thriller, Men, can easily be characterized as a “#metoo movie.” But with so much potential for ...
Tag: Film
At the Movies: ‘Everything, Everywhere, All at Once’
By Megan Bianco After months of built-up hype and anticipation from fans of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, I can ...
At the Movies: ‘The Outfit’ Is a Pleasant Surprise
By Megan Bianco Recently, I had the rare occasion in which I went into a new movie release completely blind. ...
At the Movies: ‘The Batman’ Is Flashy Redundancy
By Megan Bianco I can’t think of a more overexposed fictional universe that has overstayed its welcome than Batman’s Gotham ...
At the Movies: ‘The Worst Person in the World’ Gets It Right
By Megan Bianco Joachim Trier’s new romantic dramedy, The Worst Person in the World, has been getting praise since its ...
At the Movies: ‘Death on the Nile’ Might Not Be Worth the Wait
By Megan Bianco Following Kenneth Branagh’s first Agatha Christie screen adaptation, Murder on the Orient Express (2017), movie fans have ...
At the Movies: ‘Jackass Forever’ Makes No False Pretenses
By Megan Bianco Jackass Forever is now the fourth theatrical release under the brand name since Jackass 3D (2010), this ...
At the Movies: ‘Parallel Mothers’ Shows Almodóvar, Cruz Still Have It
By Megan Bianco Legendary Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar and his favorite muse and actress, Penélope Cruz, are back again for ...
At the Movies: Joel Coen’s ‘The Tragedy of Macbeth’ Is a Visual Treat
By Megan Bianco While we are at a high in technical advances for the arts and specials effects, film these ...
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: Plenty for Bond Fans in ‘No Time to Die’
By Megan Bianco James Bond has one of the most heavily inconsistent histories of any movie franchise since its origin. ...
At the Movies: ‘The Card Counter’ Surprises Movie Fans in Early Autumn
By Megan Bianco When the trailer for Paul Schrader’s new film, The Card Counter, dropped online last month, I figured ...
At the Movies: ‘The Protégé’ Barely Stands Out on Her Own
By Megan Bianco If the pandemic era didn’t exist, something like Martin Campbell’s latest action flick, The Protégé, would have ...
‘Reckless Isolation’ Is Not Just Another Surf Movie
Kolohe Andino Steps into Role of Film Producer for First Time By Jake Howard Somewhere in the middle of the ...
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