I rewatched Little Women for the first time since its theatrical run last night, and not only did I fall in love with it all over again, but I was also struck by just how wondrously well-acted the proposal scene is. Simply put, Ronan should’ve won Best Actress, and it’s a crime Chalamet wasn’t nominated.

Equally as egregious is the fact that the Academy similarly overlooked Florence Pugh, who, assisted by Gerwig’s studios and sincere screenwriting, revolutionizes the character of Amy…

When we talk about “the magic of movies,” THIS IS WHAT WE MEAN.

The industry is in such a shitty spot at the moment, but I genuinely can’t imagine not having watched this tale unfold in a theater and being transported back to 1969 Hollywood for 165 mesmerizing minutes. I miss it. I miss is SO much.

No matter what the future holds... I’m forever thankful I have this treasure to take solace in when the world feels like it’s…

“At the start of The Ground Beneath My Feet, Valerie Pachner’s Lola (A Hidden Life) seemingly has it all: a profitable profession as a top-tier business consultant, a fiery and flirtatious fling with her beautiful boss, and an energetic and efficient exercise routine that molds her body into a well-oiled machine. With so much emphasis on her employment, Lola has little time to devote her attention elsewhere, and she views most personal matters as paltry and purportless. However, when Lola’s…

With its astounding atmosphere and a snappy script, The Vast of Night stands as a genuinely invigorating and intriguing indie feature debut, adamantly announcing writer-director Andrew Patterson’s title as a talent on the rise and offering viewers a electrifying cinematic experience at the same time.

From its fast-paced first scene showcasing the set-up of a small town basketball game and displaying some delicious delivery of dialogue between a plethora of patrons (with countless characters aping Aaron Sorkin’s signature “walk-and-talk” shtick),…

Though hampered somewhat by occasionally pedestrian pacing and procedural, predictable plotting, Just Mercy is able to grasp at enough of the gravitas from its riveting real-life story to eventually leave an emotional impact on viewers, especially thanks to the authentic acting from its central cast.

Like many biopics, it seems that the true story behind this theatrical tale is far more compelling than its cinematic counterpart. While the disgusting discoveries of the evils embedded in the American justice system are…

1917 is an audacious audiovisual cinematic spectacle for the ages, instantly immersing audiences in its stunningly suspenseful settings thanks to Sam Mendes’s delicate-yet-dynamic direction and a propulsive and poignant performance from George MacKay.

While some may argue that 1917’s decision to film its core mission in “one-take” is a “gimmick,” this would be entirely dismissive of the way the film carefully curates the connection between its central characters and viewers by imbuing them with the same sense of urgency and…