Film Review: Bring Her Back
By Dolores Quintana Grief is the price of love. Danny Philippou and Michael Philippou’s second feature film, Bring Her Back, is as much of a marvel as their first film, Talk to Me. The Australian […]
Film Review: Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning
By Dolores Quintana Mission: Impossible The Final Reckoning is a ridiculously entertaining action film with a core of what humanity needs now. It is filled with tension, amazing stunts, and heart. Just when you think […]
AMC Theater Launches 50% Off Movie Tickets on Wednesdays
See More Movies for Less Money at AMC Theaters This Summer Great news for movie fans, starting July 9, catching a movie midweek is about to get a lot more affordable. AMC Theatres is launching […]
Film Review: Thunderbolts*
FILM REVIEWTHUNDERBOLTS*Rated PG-13126 MinutesReleased May 2nd The Thunderbolts are a highly unique part of the Marvel Comics universe of superheroes – a band of misfits who are called “antisocial losers” by their nemesis. They each […]
Film Review: The Accountant 2
FILM REVIEWTHE ACCOUNTANT 2Rated R124 MinutesReleased April 25th I’m impressed with The Accountant 2. It’s intelligently written, tightly paced, and the story is sculpted so that you come to care about each complex and intriguing […]
Film Review: Sinners
FILM REVIEWSINNERSRated R137 MinutesReleased April 18th This is one big Blues/Jazz/Vampire/Disco Dance Party. Wow! Sinners will pick you up and drop you into the symphonic painting of a tumultuous time and place in our history. […]
Academy Announces Major Changes for 98th Oscars, Including AI Rules and New Casting Award
Academy Now Requires Viewing All Nominees to Cast Final Ballots The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has unveiled updated rules and key dates for the 98th Academy Awards, introducing several big changes ahead […]
Film Review: The Friend
FILM REVIEWTHE FRIENDRated R120 MinutesReleased March 28th The Friend is a rarity in today’s cinematic landscape, a heartfelt story of love, loss, loneliness, and friendship, and of that mysterious connection between humans and dogs. Beautifully […]
Film Review: The Shrouds
By Dolores Quintana Canada’s cinematic maestro of body horror’s newest film is The Shrouds. While it is not a traditional horror film in the usual sense, except perhaps in the everyday kind, as we confront […]
‘Bleak Week’ Film Festival Goes Global, Expanding to 8 Cities Including London
American Cinematheque’s Celebration of Despair in Cinema Draws Big-Name Guests American Cinematheque’s popular film festival Bleak Week: Cinema of Despair is expanding far beyond its Los Angeles roots this year, with screenings scheduled in seven U.S. cities […]