By guest writer thebeardreviews. Set in 1950’s London, the life of renowned dressmaker (Lewis) is shaken when a young, strong willed woman (Krieps) becomes his muse and lover.
By guest columnist Caleb Luther. What a powerful and poignant piece of black comedy. I’ve been pretty big on this director’s work for some while now (In Bruges, Seven Psychopaths), but he may have just topped himself with this one. Three Billboards goes above and beyond in developing its characters, making this already intriguing premise deeply layered
By guest writer The K.E.Y. Reviews. Lady Bird is a fresh and unique coming-of-age film that offers drama and comedy with a sense of realism. As Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut and screenplay, the film did not disappoint. I say it’s one of the best movies of 2017 and definitely Oscar-worthy.
By guest reviewer moviemagic16. Yeah, I’m a Marvel fanatic and Star Wars trash, but at my core, I’m a musical (theater) nerd. The Greatest Showman is the first big movie musical since La La Land (even though this was in production wayyyy before but still came out later). This is the story about PT Barnum
The Golden Globe nominations are in (which tend to be an early indicator of what may get nominated for the Oscars) so this week guest writer TheNoShitMovieCritic has a review of one of the nominees for Best Drama Picture: Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk. I waited a long time to finally add this one to the shelf
By guest columnist narrator26 Two of my favourite actors face off in this inexplicable true story about the levels of sexism that breathed all too easily through tennis in the 1970s. Considering our current celebrity climate, there’s probably never going to be better timing for this film’s release than now.
This week guest columnist Luciana Rabelo has a look at Jim Carrey’s documentary Jim & Andy. It’s difficult to know for sure if Jim Carrey truly speaks from the heart or if it is all part of a carefully put together script, but Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond – Featuring a Very Special, Contractually
This week guest reviewer TheNoShitMovieCritic takes a look a two movies you may have missed this summer, featuring Mark Hamil in Brigsby Bear, and Jeremy Renner and Elizabeth Olsen in Wind River. Brigsby Bear I’m going to dig really deep here to hand this PG comedy-drama a 5 star 8/10 rating. The general public may see this
By guest columnist k.e.n.n.y.h. I saw this two days ago. My eyes are still adjusting back to the dull world where we live. Visual crack, that’s what this is, and ooooooh how I need another hit…. (…disclaimer: drugs – BAD. Movie – good…)