André Holland Finds Himself in Duke Johnson’s Gorgeous Solo Debut

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André Holland Finds Himself in Duke Johnson’s Gorgeous Solo Debut

Director Duke Johnson made his feature debut with 2015’s Anomalisa, a film he co-directed with Charlie Kaufman, a filmmaker whose name alone conjures up strange, idiosyncratic projects. As a stop-motion animator, Johnson’s projects have equally been unconventional, with Johnson working…

Netflix’s Crime Series Comprised Entirely of Four Oners Is More Than Technically Impressive — It’s Essential Viewing

Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story is a controversial series — and for good reason. The show is flawed at best, with tedious pacing and borderline offensive creative decisions. There is, however, one shining light that almost everyone can…

Black Bag Review | Flickreel

On more than one occasion, Michael Fassbender goes fishing in Black Bag. These scenes sum up the movie’s tone. Black Bag is presented as a spy thriller, which it is. Despite the presence of Pierce Brosnan and Naomie Harris, though,…

Roman Reigns Finally Gets Revenge on Seth Rollins and CM Punk, and More Highlights You May Have Missed on ‘WWE Raw’ on Netflix

It was another explosive night on WWE Raw, and this time, the action took over Madison Square Garden. The long-awaited steel cage match between CM Punk and Seth Rollins delivered everything fans hoped for—until Roman Reigns made sure neither man…

The Unexpected Buddy Comedy I Didn’t Know I Needed

The Accountant 2's best scenes have nothing to do with guns or hand-to-hand combat. In fact, when I saw the film last night at its SXSW world premiere, the audience was laughing along with it more than they were gasping…

Chris Pratt & Millie Bobbie Brown Swing & Miss

The commonplace, overused narrative about filmmakers Joe and Anthony Russo, aka The Russo Brothers, is that ever since their tremendously successful Marvel run—five films culminating with two of the highest-grossing box office films of all time, “Avengers: Infinity War” and…

Porky Pig and Daffy Duck Head Into a New Era

Introduced in 1930, Looney Tunes has now been around for almost a century, but the last few years have been rough for this goofy crew. 2021’s Space Jam: A New Legacy wasn’t exactly the brand resurgence that Warner Bros. clearly…

Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown Phone It In Hard for the Russos’ Robotic Netflix Nightmare

We all saw the trailer and had the haunting visage of Woody Harrelson’s Mr. Peanut seared permanently into our minds, and at long last, the wait is over. Netflix’s latest budget-breaking star vehicle, The Electric State, is finally upon us,…

A24’s Carnage-Filled Creature Feature Is As Weird & Fun As It Gets

I’ve always admired A24 for taking risks with movies. The studio isn’t by-the-books when it comes to what it releases and the studio’s films can range from incredibly dramatic to incredibly weird. Death of a Unicorn falls into the latter…

Matthew McConaughey & Angelina LookingGlass Are Magnificent In Andrew Patterson’s Western Wonder [SXSW]

AUSTIN – There’s a good chance a fair amount of those excited to see “The Rivals of Amziah King,” the stellar second feature from writer-director Andrew Patterson who burst onto the scene with the sci-fi gem “The Vast of Night,”…

Prime Video’s Epic Fantasy Series Raises the Bar in Every Way

There's no question that we're in a fantasy genre resurgence right now, across all forms of media. From hit TV shows like House of the Dragon and The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power to the sheer increase…

Paramount+’s True Crime Drama Is a Rocky Examination of Serial Killer Obsession

True crime has always cast a perverse spell over society's imagination, but the topic's contemporary popularity boom has propelled it into a consistent limelight. For some, devouring entertainment devoted to crime cases provides a safe avenue for them to explore…

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