Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey (2020)
“It was time for Gotham to meet the new Harley Quinn.” Ever the true New Yorker (or, in this comic inspired setting, the quintessential Gothamite), Harley Quinn (a dynamite Margot […]
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The 2020 Academy Awards: Thoughts and Predictions
Another great year for film. Another list of nominees that hardly embody or represent just how fantastic 2019 was in cinema. It’s the same record played on repeat. Many of […]
Jojo Rabbit (2019)
“How do you know you can trust someone?” As a silly, sorrowful, satirical look at Nazi Germany through the lens of a radicalized Hitler Youth, Jojo Rabbit is the type […]
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 […]
Judy (2019)
“Not too dangerous. Not too exciting.” Thoroughly convincing yet occasionally too clichéd to take this biopic to the next level, director Rupert Goold’s admirable Judy nevertheless entertains at all costs, […]
Little Women (2019)
“You must not limit yourself.” Following the three times that I sat through Little Women over the course of two weeks, growing from an infatuated like to an absorbed and […]
1917 (2019)
“You think you can get there in time?” A technical marvel with its heart and soul sealed inside a locket for most of the duration, 1917 tells a familiar WWI […]
The Gentlemen (2020)
“Business is business. It’s nothing personal.” The Gentlemen is my least favorite kind of movie to review, mostly because there’s almost nothing substantial or memorable enough to be worthy of […]
Bad Boys for Life (2020)
“Now it’s time to be good men.” There’s a nostalgic, practically immediate red & blue siren response that comes from hearing the Cops theme song and seeing a long dead […]
Dolittle (2020)
“Please make it stop.” Featuring a massive and wastefully ballooned budget, Dolittle isn’t destined to become a bona fide box office bomb because it’s the worst picture of the year, although it […]
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