List of articles sorted chronologically from most recent:
Oscar Predictions and “Insight”
Disappointingly Dry, “The Commuter” isn’t Even Fun Enough to go a Little Off the Rails
The Icy Nature of Literary Analysis, and the Loss of Unfettered Dreams
“If Beale Street Could Talk” is a Magically Vibrant Revelation
“Green Book” is Undeniably Entertaining, even though it Stumbles on its more Weighty Themes
Golden Globes: A Recap of Whatever the Hell that was
It’s Not the Masterpiece We Needed, but “Vice” Rises on the Power of its (Justified) Anger
A Dry Script Nearly Drowns “Aquaman”, but Director James Wan Helps the Film Make Waves
“First Man” Delivers the Chilling Tragedy of Neil Armstrong and a Warning of the Cost of Success
“First Reformed” is an Urgent Must-Watch
“Can You Ever Forgive Me?” Rises on the Power of its Simplicity and Honesty
“The Old Man and the Gun” is a Decidedly Understated Take on a Fascinating True Story
Creed Fights On: “Creed 2” isn’t Perfect, but Man is this Series Strong
Dammit J.K. Rowling: While there Remains Hope, “The Crimes of Grindelwald” is a Frustrating Mess
The Confounding Waste that is “Bohemian Rhapsody”
The Fall of FilmStruck and the Failings of all our Good Intentions
“Searching” Succeeds by Smartly Putting Humans in the Driver-Seat
What’s the Point of Watching Movies with Friends? (Part 2): Freshman Philosophical Ramblings
The Existential Masterpiece that is “Heathers”
What’s the Point of Watching Movies with Friends? (Part 1): Drowning in Chicken Burritos and Dismay
It’s Not Crazy Good, but “Crazy Rich Asians” is a Monumentally Important Rom-Com
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