Movie Review: PATRIOTS DAY (2016) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 27, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_c9IpI_pNGI There’s a cynical way and an idealistic way to view Patriots Day. Is it exploitive or is it paying tribute? At a post-screening Q&A last week, Mark Wahlberg said repeatedly that his goal as an actor and producer was to pay tribute to law enforcement and first-responders with
Movie Review: SPLIT FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Anthony Florez - January 25, 2017 Article by: Anthony Florez One of the things that kept occurring to me during the first act of M. Night Shyamalan's film Split is how confident it was from frame to frame, scene to scene. There is a kind of focus and deliberateness that should not belong to a filmmaker who has been,
Movie Review: SILENCE (2016) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 24, 2017January 26, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IqrgxZLd_gE A couple years ago, after watching Mark Cousins’ exhaustive 15-part documentary The Story of Film, I decided to dive headfirst into my blossoming cinephilia and begin exploring some of the titans of world cinema. At first, I mostly stuck to the handful of directors most-heavily featured over
12 Most-Anticipated (Non-Franchise/Reboot) Movies of 2017 FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 21, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley Just like last year, given how much franchise films dominate the "most-anticipated movies" lists that flood the internet every January (which makes sense, given they're known entities), we find it appropriate to shine a light on some other movies due out this year. Quick Note: For the foreseeable future, it will
THE OA: REVIEW FEATURED MOVIES/TV TV/NETFLIX by Alice Ginevra Micheli - January 15, 2017 Article By: Alice-Ginevra Micheli One week before the release of Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij’s new show, Netflix delivered an enticing and oh-so-short trailer that outlined a haunting new series centered around a blind girl who is found after seven years with her sight restored. That alone had me intrigued, but it
Year in Review – Top Movies of 2016 FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Luis Orlando Cordero - January 7, 2017January 7, 2017 Article by: Luis Orlando Cordero The 2016 cinematic landscape started off slow and dreary, and boy did it nearly tank during the summer months. But like any good ol' soldier, the year marched along until eventually picking up steam during the fall. So much so that this year I had to
Movie Review: THE HANDMAIDEN (2016) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 3, 2017January 3, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whldChqCsYk Way back in late September, I was in line at the Hollywood Arclight on Sunset, hoping to get a seat for an advanced screening of The Birth of a Nation, which wasn’t due out in theaters for more than a week. Particularly in Los Angeles, signing up
Movie Review: FENCES (2016) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 3, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jj-ZYPVRQbc Your opinion of Denzel Washington’s Fences may very well depend on your feelings about what movies are supposed to be and what they’re supposed to do. Are they supposed to simply tell a story, period amen, even if that means nothing more than setting up a camera
Is Doctor Strange Marvel’s Next Big Thing? FEATURED MOVIES/TV by MonkeyGoose - January 3, 2017September 10, 2017 Featured Image: "Benedict Cumberbatch & Cate Blanchett" (CC BY-SA 2.0) by Gage Skidmore Doctor Strange is one of the most compelling additions to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). As Sorcerer Supreme, Benedict Cumberbatch’s superhero is arguably the most powerful human character in the movie canon. He also wears a cape, which
MOVIE REVIEW: La La Land (2016) FEATURED MOVIES/TV by Josh Bradley - January 1, 2017 Article by: Josh Bradley https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pdqf4P9MB8 I said in my review for Moonlight that 2016 has been a pretty great year for movies (of which I still believe Moonlight is the best) despite being a pretty shitty year otherwise. Damien Chazelle’s La La Land is emphatic proof of the former and yet is