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PLOT: A stage director (Adam Driver) and his actress wife (Scarlett Johansson) struggle to get through an increasingly hostile divorce. REVIEW: They say write what you know, and certainly writer-director Noah Baumbach’s MARRIAGE STORY seems to come from an intensely...
PLOT: A meteorite tumbles to earth bringing with it both psychological and physical changes to people living in the community it contaminates. REVIEW: Richard Stanley is something of a folk hero in the genre community. Following a smashing breakthrough with...
PLOT: During the final days of World War 2, a young German boy, Jojo (Roman Griffin Davis), who’s a fanatical devotee of the Third Reich, to the extent that his imaginary best friend is Adolf Hitler (Taika Waititi), finds his...
PLOT: Thirteen year old Theo Decker (Oakes Fegley), loses his mother in a terrorist bombing. After the attack, he winds up in the possession of a priceless painting, The Goldfinch, which becomes his constant companion as he becomes an adult (Ansel...
PLOT: An Austrian conscientious objector (August Diehl) is imprisoned in Nazi Germany, while his wife (Valerie Pachner) tries to go on with life without him. REVIEW: It goes without saying the Terrence Malick movies aren’t for everyone. Slow-paced and evocative,...
PLOT: A family of con artists worms their way into the good graces of a wealthy family. REVIEW: Bong Joon-ho is one of the most original, vibrant voices to emerge from South Korea’s film industry, ever since the creative explosion...
PLOT: A family is torn apart by a senseless act that has dire consequences for all involved. REVIEW: Every film festival, there’s one movie that just gets all up in your guts and won’t let go. I remember once it...
PLOT: A family of con artists worms their way into the good graces of a wealthy family. REVIEW: Bong Joon-ho is one of the most original, vibrant voices to emerge from South Korea’s film industry, ever since the creative explosion...
Read Paul Shirey's review HERE! PLOT: Twenty-seven years after defeating Pennywise, the adult “Losers” return home to destroy the terrifying evil once and for all. REVIEW: IT: CHAPTER ONE was one of those rare horror films that broke out so massively...
PLOT: Twenty-seven years after defeating Pennywise, the adult “Losers” return home to destroy the terrifying evil once and for all. REVIEW: IT: CHAPTER ONE was one of those rare horror films that broke out so massively beyond its core base that...
