Tag: Comedy
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Booksmart Review
If you mixed Superbad and Lady Bird in a blender, you’d get something along the lines of Booksmart. Read More >
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2018 SAG nominations shake up Oscar race
If you’ve been predicting Dunkirk or The Shape of Water to win the Oscar for Best Picture, the SAG nominations might make you reconsider. Read More >
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James Franco announces next project after The Disaster Artist
James Franco is currently generating award buzz for directing and starring in The Disaster Artist. The actor/filmmaker plans to follow up that critical darling with a biopic about American poet, author, and cartoonist Shel Silverstein. Read More >
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Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut Lady Bird is breaking Rotten Tomatoes
The Rotten Tomatoes Lady Bird score is one of the best in the film aggregators history. Directed by the excellent Greta Gerwig, Lady Bird has managed to land a striking 100% Fresh rating on the reviews aggregator. Read More >
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Battle of the Sexes Review
While charming at times, and easy to indulge in at others – given the two filmmakers at the helm it was hard not to anticipate a film with a little more ingenuity than this. Read More >
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New Disaster Artist trailer is the most revealing yet
The latest trailer for The Disaster Artist is the most revealing look at Tommy Wiseau yet. Read More >
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri may not be as rewatchable as McDonagh’s previous two films, but it is his most mature, timely, and important picture to date. Read More >
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The Death of Stalin Review
Remaining gloriously faithful to his style and brand of comedy, Iannucci puts his unique spin on the fall of Stalinism Read More >
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Downsizing Review (61st BFI London Film Festival)
Alexander Payne is one of cinema’s most brilliant and consistent directors to come into the fold in the last two decades with films that have not only balanced heart and humour to wonderful effects but bring us some of the most eclectic group of characters. Whether it was Miles & Jack as they made their… Read More >
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The Party Review
This chamber piece is very easy to indulge in and get on board with – though for a filmmaker this talented, it does feel somewhat easy as it’s hard not to expect just a little bit more. Read More >
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