Steven Spielberg’s WWII Drama Is His Crowning Achievement
There is an argument to be made that Steven Spielberg is the greatest American director of all time. Fifty-year careers don’t come around often in Hollywood, especially not for directors,…
A Game Cast & Charming Script Elevate Familiar Throwback To ’90s Sports Comedies
The sports genre can tell every kind of story, from a heartwarming underdog’s redemption to a swan song for an aging star or a comedic twist on the sport at…
Netflix’s Poor Excuse For A Slasher Should’ve Followed Its Dramatic Instincts
Time Cut is a frustrating film, twice over. On the one hand, it takes a genre conceit that should be a layup and sleepwalks right through it, in a way…
A Confused Animated Family Film With Poorly Developed Characters
Hitpig had its sights set on becoming a family-friendly hit animated movie, but the film missed the mark. When it comes to animated family films, they have several hurdles to…
Brazil’s Oscar Entry Is A Tense Political Drama That Puts Family First
I’m Still Here, Walter Salles’ latest film, is all about the profoundness of feeling in an unstable, tumultuous time, and how it rocks the boat of a seemingly stable family.…
The Sanderson Sisters Continue To Benefit From The Passage Of Time
Kenny Ortega is now a name associated with some of Disney’s biggest hits aimed at children and teenagers, and back in 1993, he brought the story of the Sanderson Sisters…
Returning To Ghibli’s 35-Year-Old Classic Feels Like Coming Home
Kiki’s Delivery Service was first released in 1989, and for 35 years, it’s been an underrated contribution to the iconic filmography of Studio Ghibli and Hayao Miyazaki. Often considered the…
Expansive Spaces Make Way For Claustrophobic Terror In Sam Raimi-Produced Horror
Don’t Move is a spectacular new thriller produced by Sam Raimi starring Kelsey Asbille and Finn Wittrock. The film utilizes an extremely lean cast and a beautiful setting within a…
DO PATTI has an interesting subject in hand
Do Patti Review 2.0/5 & Review Rating Star Cast: Kriti Sanon, Kajol, Shaheer Sheikh Director: Shashanka Chaturvedi Do Patti Movie Review Synopsis: DO PATTI is the story of twin sisters…
Adam Elliot’s New Stop-Motion Film Will Make You Laugh As Much As You Cry
Memoir of a Snail is the latest project from writer-director Adam Elliot, who has made his name on tragicomedies like his new animated feature. Memoir of a Snail joins his…