The Emmys have come and gone, and there were more than a few moments of shocks, surprises, and predictability as the top three awards went to The Assassination of Gianni Versace (duh), Game of Thrones (unsurprising but iffy there), and The...
It’s time for the 70th Primetime Emmy Awards! I’ll be announcing the winners live throughout the ceremony, and you can follow along RIGHT HERE! Who will win? Will it be Atlanta or Barry? The Handmaid’s Tale or Game of...
Tonight, Colin Jost and Michael Che will do their best to oversee one of the best Emmys lineups in history. How will it all break down? I have some thoughts to offer below.
As I sit here reflecting on my week of pop culture while simultaneously battling the sunburn I got at a football game yesterday, I honestly can’t believe how weird this week has been. I only saw one old film, and spent the rest of my week trying...
In a lot of ways, it may have actually worked out in my favor to delay these Oscar predictions until after the festival season had passed. While I haven’t changed my predictions significantly since early August, I do have a stronger look at the...
To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before is the cinematic equivalent of drinking straight maple syrup with a straw. It is sweet to a fault, cute to a T, and almost earnest in its quest to make you love it. And yet, that’s exactly what you’ll do. Susan...
There has never been an American movie like Sorry To Bother You. Hell, I don’t think there’s ever been a film quite like Boots Riley’s breakout, at least not since Luis Buñuel died. For just like the famous surrealist, Riley has squeezed...
As we enter the final three months of 2018, it’s a time most begin looking to cinema’s future: what Oscar contenders will come out, what fall hits will come out, and so on. However, as I do not have festival credentials (yet), I decided to spend...
The Venice Film Festival has finally come to a close, and while there were very few surprises in the awards, they did help establish a wonderful fall season to come.
Welcome to the Oscar race! That’s right: this past weekend, the Venice and Telluride film festivals kicked off, and considering the duo has crowned the eventual Best Picture for the past ten years, this seems like our best bet to follow along...
I’ve been trying to figure out recently why we, as a society, have written off Spike Lee as some sort of “one-and-done” director. While I had been led for years to believe that Lee was something of an Oliver Stone-type, making one great film and...
It was a slow time movie watching this week. I had a busy work schedule, and I was mostly focused on the news out of Venice and Telluride to see many new things. Still, I did manage to see two movies I will be reviewing in the near future: the...
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