The 2023 Academy Awards: Thoughts and Predictions
Best Actor in a Supporting Role: The Oscars love a comeback story, and I’m not sure there’s one more indicative of the Academy’s push for more racial inclusion than Ke […]
Category Archives: Documentary
Jackass Forever (2022)
“20 years later, we’re still doing the same stupid shit.” Steeped in nostalgia and shit and jizz (yes, I mean that quite literally), Jackass Forever is a warm welcome back […]
The Last Blockbuster (2020)
“The reason I do what I do is because of movies.” From the outside looking in, if you weren’t one of those kids who wasted a parent’s entire night combing […]
Boys State (2020)
“Who we elect matters. How we elect matters.” My biggest takeaway from Boys State – an expertly envisioned and crafted documentary covering an annual assembly of aspiring politicians – can be […]
Spaceship Earth (2020)
“We were making it up as we went.” Having only been a 1-year-old during the course of this uninspired, unfocused documentary’s events, there was no nostalgia factor for me heading […]
Miss Americana (2020)
“I became the person who everyone wanted me to be.” At the ripe old age of 30, Taylor Swift has already blossomed into one of the most successful recording artists […]
Love, Antosha (2019)
“Anton was like a sponge.” For those familiar with the truly astonishing work of the late Anton Yelchin, it should come as no surprise that – from a hopeful hello, […]
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice (2019)
“I still sing in my mind, but I can’t do it physically.” In the same way that many people cling to voicemails of loved ones who’ve long since passed, the […]
The Biggest Little Farm (2019)
“It all circles back to the health of the soil.” I’d say that main takeaway from the incredibly hopeful The Biggest Little Farm is that time and interest and effort […]
This One’s for the Ladies (2019)
“It was a very traumatic experience for me.” Entertainment’s the name of the game and runs rampant in This One’s for the Ladies, a niche documentary about underground exotic dance […]
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