31 Days of Film: Kodachrome
Netflix’s family drama/road trip movie is an unworthy vehicle for its three leads but they give good enough performances to make the film at least worth the audience’s while.
31 Days of Film: The Favourite
Yorgos Lanthimos’s period film is a masterpiece of black comedy and witty satire. And behind the performance of its excellent three leading women it is one of the best films of this year.
31 Days of Film: The French Connection
William Friedkin’s 1971 crime film is a classic of the genre for a reason and behind great performances by Hackman and its supporting cast it has stood the test of time.
31 Days of Film: Animal House
John Landis and John Belushi’s classic late night college comedy that is as much an exercise in chaos as it is film.
31 Days of Film: The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is a Coen Brothers movie for fans of the Coen Brothers. A series of six vignettes set in the old west perfectly crafted by two of cinema’s best auteurs.
The 90th Academy Awards Guide
Who will win? Who should win? Who got snubbed? The internet’s best guide to the biggest night in Hollywood, 90th Academy Awards.
31 Days, 31 Movies: Catching Up
Turns out it’s very easy to find time to watch movies in a house full of screeching children. It’s slightly more difficult to find time to write a couple hundred words for each movie, so this is me catching up.
31 Days, 31 Movies 12/25: Molly’s Game
Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut, Molly’s Game, is a witty and fast-paced poker movie that is elevated by great leading performances by Jessica Chastain and Idris Elba.
31 Days, 31 Movies 12/23: I, Tonya
I, Tonya is a movie where you can hear Margot Robbie shout, “Suck my dick” at some woman with a shit eating grin sitting behind a judges table. And that’s all I feel like I need to say about it.
31 Days, 31 Movies 12/23: The Post
Steven Spielberg’s star-studded film on the publishing of the Pentagon Papers is as timely as it is well-made.
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