Tim Miller’s Terminator: Dark Fate the direct sequel to 1991’s Terminator 2: Judgment Day, reunites Linda Hamilton and Arnold Schwarzenegger, a real kick for the T2’s many fans. Skynet, now known as Legion has sent a new superpowered Terminator (Gabriel Luna) from the future to kill Dani Ramos (Natalia Reyes) for the contributions she’ll make in the future in the human war against… View Post
Two Salty Dogs Get the Eggers Treatment, Antonio Banderas Awards-Bait Showcase Pain and Glory, Seinfeld and The Bronx Connection, What Happens When You Allow Women to Drive in 2019? Nothing But Good. So Happy Agatha Raisin’s Back, Netflix’ Star-Studded New Food Series, and Twenty-Five Years of the Best in Indie Film
Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe are well-matched in the curiously eccentric and utterly mesmerising The Lighthouse. Robert Eggers the genius behind the superlative supernatural drama The Witch puts the men in a lonely lighthouse off Nova Scotia standing in for New England, takes away their food supply, supplies generous amounts of whiskey, gives them hallucinations, drunken rages and brutal sea storms… View Post
The Impossible Brilliance of Bong Joon-Ho’s Parasite, Portrait of a Thirty-Year Struggle for Justice in a High-Profile Church Child Abuse Case, Greener Grass, a Deeply Zany Suburban Satire That’s Nothing but Awesome, Helen Mirren Tackles Catherine the Great Two Ways, a Worthy UK Noir and the 20th imagineNATIVE Film + Media Arts Festival
Bong Joon-Ho’s nearly perfect, nerve-rattling comedy thriller Parasite is a shock to the system. It’s outrageous, comic, deadly serious and genre-bending, precise, poetic and mathematical, symmetrical in its construction, and deeply satisfying. It won this year’s Palme d’Or at Cannes, it’s South Korea’s entry for Best International Film at the Oscars and no kidding. Ki-taek Kim, his wife, son and daughter… View Post
Interview: Antonio Banderas talks ‘Pain and Glory’
Antonio Banderas plays Salvador, a version of his longtime collaborator, Spanish filmmaker Pedro Almodóvar in the exquisite Pain and Glory. He plays the adult version of a traumatised boy who went on to find release and expression as a successful film director. career is at a standstill, but he is asked to appear at the 30th anniversary celebration of his… View Post
Shock of Shocks! I Took A Few Days Off and Missed Most of This Week’s Films! So, Let Me Present a Two Night Only Film Event, a Searing Brit Noir to Stream, Whoopi’s YTV Short, a Vital Film Festival Focussing on Our Planet, Various Monsters, and a Clip Heavy Round-Up of Hallowe’en Film, TV and Streaming Opps
Only two nights! Kevin Smith’s Jay & Silent Bob Reboot picks up where Kevin Smith and Jason Mewes left off – eighteen! – years ago, and they’ve rounded up one awesome cast, more on that later. The foul-mouthed, cannabis fogged film finds the boys heading to Hollywood when they hear that one of their early films is being rebooted. They want it stopped, so… View Post
Meryl Streep Takes no Prisoners in The Laundromat, Joker and Roy Cohn’s Essence of Evil, Bill Nighy Charms and Heals, and A-Listers Top Amazon Prime Video’s Hot New Anthology, Watergate and Tantoo Cardinal’s Series Debuts.
Steven Soderbergh’s surreal look at the state of money in the world, and those who cheat to keep it makes for a fun time. The Laundromat based on “Secrecy World: Inside the Panama Papers Investigation of Illicit Money Networks and the Global Elite” by Jake Bernstein, concerning an anonymous leak of millions of files from the Mossack and Fonseca law firm in Panama,… View Post
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