Thelma Starring: June Squibb, Fred Hechinger, Richard Roundtree, Parker Posey, Clark Gregg Director: Josh Margolin Rated PG-13 Running Time 97 min Grade B It was only a matter of time before someone made a film about older adults getting scammed. Writer/director Josh Margolin‘s “Thelma“ is an equally hilarious and insightful film that champions grandparents. […]
Kogonada’s directorial debut it’s like an exercise in architectural cinematic poetry. It should take the viewer about five minutes from the credits to understand that architecture is the focal point in Columbus. Nominated for best screenplay at the Gotham Awards, this self-reflective film combines themes and notions of Lost in Translation with last year’s Patterson.
Woody Allen might make a new film every single year, typically you have two bad ones before you get to the reoccurring third-good one. After two forgettable features with Emma Stone, Café Society shows a step forward and outside the 80-year-old directors comfort zone. Perhaps Bruce Willis helped fuel that by getting himself fired from
I have been watching Woody Allen’s movies my entire life. The 79-year-old director is more of an experience than an auteur at this point, but only if you sit down to watch his one movie per year. The same font type credits, the familiar whimsical music, and, unfortunately for Irrational Man, the same character types.