Film Reviews and Analysis
Film Reviews and Analysis
Joe MooreChristian Gudegast returns to the Den of Thieves world with Den of Thieves 2: Pantera. Where the first film was a smaller contained Los Angeles-based crime story, this one is…
Joe MooreJames Mangold’s A Complete Unknown is barely a movie. There is very little conflict through the first two acts. The main conflict of whether Dylan will go electric is softened…
Federico Fellini’s 8 1/2 is a masterpiece in cinema and narrative expression. 8 1/2 is a film about film. More specifically, it’s a film about art and the artists who…
Joe MooreA new year can only mean one thing. Numerous lists spouting the best films of the previous twelve months. 2024 was a bit of a mixed bag when it came…
Robert Eggers has struck magic with his Christmas day release Nosferatu. This remake of a 1922 silent film of the same name bears the same general plot but creates a…
Luca Guadignino’s adaptation of Queer, a 1985 William S. Burrough novella, is a dreamy, drug-induced, sex-filled, fever dream. Queer stars Daniel Craig as William Lee. A heroin junkie living in…
Paramount’s Sonic 3 feels like an ending and a new beginning all at once. Videogame film adaptions have a tumultuous past but Jeff Fowler has been able to capture the…
With Kraven The Hunter having an abysmal opening weekend, the Sony Spiderman Villian Universe is all but assuredly dead. This ill-conceived cinematic universe began with a fairly promising Venom and…
Joe MooreAfter three writers and two years of delays, Kraven The Hunter is finally in theaters. And boy, is it bad. It seems even the stacked cast and extra time in…
Joe MooreTim Fehlbaum’s new film September 5 tells the true story of the Munich massacre through the eyes of the ABC sports film crew who covered it. The true-life story of…
