23 Jul ‘Oppenheimer’ Review: Nolan Brings His Grandiose, Propulsive Touch to the Political Drama
The bomb goes off. Total silence immediately takes control. A blinding light fills the desert, Oppenheimer and the rest of his team watch in awe...
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22 Jul ‘Barbie’ Review: One of the Year’s Funniest Films Doubles as a Commentary on Feminism and Female Solidarity
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How did Mattel allow this? The same company that sued Aqua for the group’s iconic 90s hit “Barbie Girl” for “trademark infringement, unfair competition, and...
05 Jul ‘Past Lives’ Review: A Heartbreaking and Empathetic Reflection on Circumstance
By Arman Saxena Many have likened A24’s latest to Richard Linklater’s “Before” Trilogy. And the similarities lie in their central conceits, both works follow two people...
29 Jan Puss in Boots: The Last Wish: A Colorful and Surprisingly Poignant Installment in the ‘Shrek’ Universe
By Arman Saxena Wow, what a gorgeous film! Having seen the trailer I expected animation that was different from the usual Dreamworks style, but I did...
29 Jan Aftersun: An Understated and Deeply Human Exploration of Memory
By Arman Saxena The film opens with a scene filmed on a digital home video camera. One of those cheap cameras that have given me a...
07 Aug “An American Pickle” review: A sweet but conflicted film that will likely still provide a fun escape during these crazy times.
Seth Rogen is mostly known for producing and starring in hilariously funny, but very rated-R comedies, this film is PG-13, and is probably the most...