Pablo Larraín’s latest film “Spencer” is a wild departure from the expected historical biopics or the kind of… Read More
Be prepared; this is a scary shocking movie. I was heard to yell out quietly twice. Music by Javier Navarette, cinematography by… Read More
Wes Anderson’s stamp (wry humor, meaningful free association, characters in caricature, intrigue/mystery, curiosity, folksy drama, to name a… Read More
The most charming and fortuitous part of this film is the opening when Eloise (McKenzie) is dancing with… Read More
It was never going to take much rebooting Frank Herbert’s beloved “Dune” better than its 1984 disappointment helmed… Read More
This is a western where you might feel “wrung dry” by the end. It’s a bit of a spoof… Read More
We meet Tony (Roth) and Chris (Krieps) as they are getting on a ferry to Fårö Island, home for 40… Read More
I can’t think of any movie I would want to see three times back-to-back. But that is a little… Read More
This surreal production written by Sjon (poet/novelist/lyricist, known for von Trier’s Dancer in the Dark) and writer-director Valdimar Johannsson… Read More
Quintessential Bond with the complex plot, hair-raising chases, pretty women, and lots of booze and gadgets. Bond (Craig)—who has… Read More