Nightmare Alley (2021)
“I’ll meet you on the other side.” In context with the above quote, and aligned with filmmaker Guillermo del Toro’s general approach to the nuances of noir that I’ve seen […]
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Happiest Season (2020)
“I’m just not a huge Christmas person.” Cute and passionate and progressive. Dramatic and perceptive and just a wee bit political. Happiest Season packs in all of the standard holiday […]
Wild Rose (2019)
“You really do have a voice. So what do you need to say?” I merely liked Wild Rose after one watch; it actually seemed clumsy from the onset. Yet after […]
Book Club (2018)
“We are too old.” In the effervescent and reflective Book Club, we get to watch four wise women reluctantly or openly allow themselves to live their lives with a bit of uncertainty. […]
The Discovery (2017)
“Reality and fantasy are mutually exclusive.” The Discovery poses an utterly fascinating question to its audience: What would you do if you knew an afterlife existed? In this bleak and dreary […]
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