Director Chad Stehelski alongside Keanu Reeves deliver another captivating and action-driven narrative to the John Wick series.
Movies, Arts
Family Dynamic in ‘Shazam! Fury of the Gods’ Proves Superhero Films Are Here to Stay
New Shazam sequel presents two storylines that differ in family values, but with similar goals of saving their respective people.
Movies, Arts
‘Boston Strangler’ Celebrates Quality Journalism Through Crime Narrative
‘Boston Strangler,’ which will be released on March 17, was not written to be a serial killer movie but to celebrate good journalism.
Arts, Movies
Charlie Kaufman’s Short Film ‘Jackals & Fireflies’ Falls To Unvaried and Strained Poetry
The short film, created on a Samsung phone, shows a woman’s overarching feeling of gloom and claustrophobia in her repetitive day-to-day life.
Arts, Movies
‘Saint Omer’ Touches on Motherhood’s Complicated Nature
Inspired by a real-life court case, Saint Omer highlights the emotional reaction that an expectant mother has to a complex courtroom drama.
Arts, Movies
Skolimowski’s ‘EO’ Questions Humans’ Coexistence With Animals
The Oscar-nominated film excerpts from the tragic life of a donkey that faces the reality of human caretaking.
Arts, Movies
‘Pamela, a Love Story’ Offers Unique Glimpse Into Anderson’s Story, but Lacks Closure
Anderson shares intimate details through interviews in the Netflix docuseries, but mostly is unable to explain her past beyond the surface level.
Arts, Movies
‘You People’ Offers a Fresh Take on Rom-Coms and Generational Differences
Jonah Hill and Kenya Barris craft a millennial love story that is obstructed by revealed differences in cultures and parents.
Movies
Through A Curmudgeon’s Lens, ‘A Man Called Otto’ Tackles Love and Loss
Tom Hanks stars in the new film, revealing the many sides to widower Otto Anderson. The film adaptation falls short to the depth of the book.
Arts, Movies
Aronofsky’s ‘The Whale’ Presents Unambitious Film Adaptation of the Play
Though Fraser’s portrayal of Charlie is deserving of its accolades, ‘The Whale’ is a restricted interpretation of the original play.
