Darkest Hour may not be a great film, but Gary Oldman’s performance is still worth celebrating.
Category Archives: Film
2017 Yearbook: David’s Top 10 Films
The most memorable movies of the year celebrated empathy in a year where that came at a premium.
Review: ‘THE POST’ Is Far More Than A Civics Lesson
Spielberg’s latest is both a historical crowd-pleaser and a galvanizing call to action.
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2017 Yearbook: Chase’s Top 10 Films
2017 was a great year that took us everywhere from Sacramento and Florida to the land of the dead and a galaxy far, far away.
2018 Epic Preview: Film & Television
Happy New Year! In David’s annual feature, here are 25 films and 10 new TV series he’s keeping an eye on in 2018.
Review: ‘PHANTOM THREAD’ is a Feast for the Senses
Paul Thomas Anderson sews a tale of twisted love in the age of innocence.
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2017 Yearbook: Tyler’s Top 25 Films
Tyler runs down his Best Performances, Missed 2016 Bests and, finally, the Best Films of 2017 in a recap of his massive movie watching year.
2017 Yearbook: What We Watched
We posted over a hundred articles, essays, and reviews in 2017. Here they are, organized for you.
Review: Jessica Chastain Crushes ‘MOLLY’S GAME’
I could use a poker pun here, but that would just be lazy.
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‘CALL ME BY YOUR NAME’ Review: Swooning in the Italian Countryside
Luca Guadagnino’s adaptation is an emotional and visually stunning depiction of first love.
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