Wrath of Khan Making Of Book Review

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Wrath of Khan Making Of Book Review

Can you believe that still to this day I’ve not seen one episode or one Star Trek movie, that’s quite some record as I always batted for Team Star Wars but after flicking through a few pages of this book,…

#ChadGetsTheAxe Featured, Reviews Film Threat

As Social Media ages past the 2000s, when it begins, it will morph into a farcical mess. There have been several films that have alluded to this situation. Still, no one quite revels in it the way Travis Bible and…

Alexander Payne And Paul Giamatti Reunite For a ’70s Nostalgia Dramedy

TELLURIDE – Considering the success and adoration of “Sideways,” it’s surprising it took Alexander Payne and Paul Giamatti this long to find another film to make together. Almost 20 years later, the director and actor have reteamed for “The Holdovers,”…

‘Rustin’ Telluride Review: Colman Domingo

TELLURIDE – Every year, almost without fail, there is an American hero, somehow lost to history, who finally gets their moment on the big screen. This year’s honoree is Bayard Rustin, a key figure in the Civil Rights Movement who…

Ibrahim Nash’at’s Terrifying Film Documents The Taliban’s Takeover Of Afghanistan [Venice]

A scene early in Ibrahim Nash’at’s chilling new documentary “Hollywoodgate” makes clear the stakes of Nash’at’s undertaking. Invited by the Taliban to film a top leader, the new air force commander Malawi Mansour, and a lower-ranking Taliban Mukhtar, after the…

Lily James & A Starry Cast Can’t Save A Painfully Dull Italian Drama [Venice]

Time is a relative construct stretched to the limits of elasticity by Saverio Constanzo with the period drama “Finally Dawn.” The bloated 140-minute runtime begins at a cinema in Rome in 1953 as three women watch the final scene of…

Errol Morris’s Latest Works In A Familiar Style, But With New Thematic Concerns [Telluride]

Early in his new film “The Pigeon Tunnel,” Errol Morris creates one of the most vivid images of a career packed with them: a man in a suit walking through a meadow filled with mirrors. He’s always had a gift…

Gordon Gino and Fred Viva Espana Review: One Last Rodeo

It’s so good to have these three together and knowing it’ll be their last series together I’ll make the most of every second. Here is our Gordon Gino and Fred Viva Espana review. Credit – ITV Having traversed some of…

The Equalizer 3 Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Part crime film, part Spaghetti Western, The Equalizer 3 feels like the final installment for Robert McCall’s (a taciturn and stoic Denzel Washington) adventures, well, equalizing life for innocent business people. Based on the glorious 80’s action series, The Equalizer…

Wrath of Khan Making Of Book Review

#ChadGetsTheAxe Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Alexander Payne And Paul Giamatti Reunite For a ’70s Nostalgia Dramedy

‘Rustin’ Telluride Review: Colman Domingo

Ibrahim Nash’at’s Terrifying Film Documents The Taliban’s Takeover Of Afghanistan [Venice]

Lily James & A Starry Cast Can’t Save A Painfully Dull Italian Drama [Venice]

Errol Morris’s Latest Works In A Familiar Style, But With New Thematic Concerns [Telluride]

Gordon Gino and Fred Viva Espana Review: One Last Rodeo

The Equalizer 3 Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Gonzo Comedian Andy Kaufman’ Is Finally Understood & Yet Remains An Enigma [Telluride]

Mads Mikkelsen Grows Potatoes & Feelings Against All Odds in Handsome Danish Historical Drama

Jodie Comer And Tom Hardy Rule The Road