Tag: Drama
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Dolemite Is My Name Review
Dolemite Is My Name has echoes of Ed Wood and The Disaster Artist. Read More >
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Judy Review
Just as Garland made a roaring comeback in a Star Is Born, Zellweger has reclaimed her A-list status with Judy. Read More >
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First Man Trailer
A look at the life of the astronaut, Neil Armstrong, and the legendary space mission that led him to become the first man to walk on the Moon on July 20, 1969. Read More >
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The Post Review
The Post brings together arguably our best living director (Steven Spielberg), arguably our best living actor (Tom Hanks), and arguably our best living actress (Meryl Streep). Read More >
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Darkest Hour Review
If Churchill taught us anything, it’s that one man can make a difference. Likewise, Oldman’s performance is what ultimately makes Darkest Hour. Read More >
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HBO announces Deadwood movie
Deadwood is one of those shows that received critical acclaim and spawned a passionate following, but its ratings couldn’t quite justify its high production cost. Read More >
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The Post trailer is here and just in time for awards season
With names like Tom Hanks, Meryl Streep, and director Steven Spielberg attached, The Post is one of the most anticipated films of the 2017 awards season. For the longest time, however, we’ve seen virtually no footage of the Best Picture hopeful. Read More >
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Darkest Hour Trailer 2
During the early days of WWII, the fate of Western Europe hangs on the newly-appointed British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, who must decide whether to negotiate with Hitler or fight on against incredible odds. Read More >
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Woman Walks Ahead Review (Toronto International Film Festival)
A modest yet challenging look at a legendary warrior and the woman who resurrected his formidable spirit in time of great injustice — Woman Walks Ahead is a snippet of history crafted with unforgiving purity by director Susanna White (Our Kind of Traitor). From the nightmarish conditions experienced by the Sioux people to the violent… Read More >
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The Disaster Artist Review (Toronto International Film Festival)
Tommy Wiseau’s mystery has captivated the underbelly of pop culture for more than a decade, ever since he unleashed The Room on audiences in 2003. A twisted, undecipherable romantic drama, hailed as the “best worst movie” of all time, it has left a unique footprint in cinema, one that brings folks together, gets them laughing… Read More >
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