It is with disappointment and yet not much surprise that we approach writing this article. Before we delve deeper, let us begin with a Winston Churchill quote on the matter, “You have enemies? Good. That means you’ve stood up for something, sometime in your life.” It is not merely once that acclaimed movie director Quentin […] Read more
The western is one of the most important genres in the history of film. It reflects a nation’s ideological views. It provides some of the best escapism that the medium has to offer. And it has a deep-rooted role in the development of cinema itself. Consider The Great Train Robbery (1903). It was produced at […] Read more
Robert De Niro is in talks to join Martin Scorsese on his next film Killers of the Flower Moon. This news comes from Deadline, who also claim that Leonardo DiCaprio will also be joining the project. This comes in hot as the director gears up for the release of his newest film The Irishman, this […] Read more
Congratulations, film lovers! You have something else you need to subscribe to! The Criterion streaming service, appropriately named “The Criterion Channel” launched on Monday. And it will give you all the Criterion Collection movies for the low low price of $10.99/month (or $99.99/year). The Criterion Channel may sound familiar. Just last year, Warner Media shuttered […] Read more
Robert Redford, the actor, producer, director, and activist stated in a recent interview that he will most likely step away from acting soon to focus on his other pursuits. Redford is 80 years old. In an interview with the Walker Art Center, Redford touched on a variety of his career highlights, but it was his […] Read more
Title: Tell Me How I Die Release Date: September 9, 2016 (Limited) Studio: Supergravity Pictures Director: D.J. Viola Release Format: Theatrical (Limited) I usually start out these reviews with a message about the current state of the film industry or something to that effect. However, today I’m just gonna skip all of that and not beat […] Read more
Title: The 9th Life of Louis Drax Release Date: September 2nd, 2016 Director: Alexandre Aja Release Format: Theatrical Making a film is often like attempting to put together a big jigsaw puzzle. All the right pieces have to fit together without being either forced together or utilizing pieces from another puzzle. Hopefully, by the end, you […] Read more
The success of the animated film The Secret Life of Pets from Illumination was predicted well in advance, but it appears that even these high expectations have been all but smashed during the opening week. [embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-80SGWfEjM[/embedyt] Toppling previous champion Finding Dory, The Secret Life of Pets has now cracked a whopping $100 million at the box office, beating Inside Out‘s […] Read more
Games borrow a lot of movies, and some films even steal a trick or two from games. While crossing the two over doesn’t always quite work out, the fact is that there are a number of games out there that would do well on the silver screen. And, of course, there are also plenty that, no […] Read more
Title: The Legend Of Tarzan Release Date: July 1st, 2016 Studio: Warner Bros Pictures Director: David Yates Release Format: Theatrical In many ways the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs stand as the building blocks for the age of superheroes. Tarzan and John Carter, in particular, embody the archetypes that are arguably more popular now than […] Read more
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