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Tag Archives: movie
Review: Midsommar (2019)
As far as cinematic debuts go, Hereditary was impressive; terrifying with the tensions of its familial angst and underhanded supernatural aspects. Ari Aster’s sophomore effort, Midsommar- is an ambitious and often engrossing experience. However, it’s marred by thematic confusion and the director’s … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, 2019 Films, Review, Reviews
Tagged Ari Aster, blogging, Cinema, film, films, Florence Pugh, Hereditary, horror, Midsommar, movie, movies, Sweden
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Editorial: Interpreting Joker (2019)
Whether you think Joker is a potent social parable for our times or a toxic slog, there’s no denying its power to linger and spark conversation (no matter what side of the debate you fall on). While the first viewing … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, 2019 Films, Comic Book Movies, DC, Editorials
Tagged blogging, Cinema, Comic Book Movie, Comic Books, DC Comics, film, films, Joaquin Phoenix, Joker, movie, movies, opinions
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Review: It Chapter Two (2019)
It (2017) was a grown-up Amblin film that did not use the popular eighties studio ascetic as an excuse for a nostalgic harkening back of the era. Rather it was a film that blurred the line between the real-world fears … Continue reading
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Tagged Bill Skarsgård, blogging, film, films, horror, Horror Movie, It, It Chapter 2, James McAvoy, Jessica Chastain, movie, Pennywise
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Editorial: My Top Five Tarantino Scenes
5) A Wanted Man and Old Man Hatch A Deal Honestly, I could have put this whole chapter. It’s an exercise in Tarantino filtering Sergio Leone esque buildup through his unique and idiosyncratic ascetic; boiling tension caused by mundane actions … Continue reading
Brief Consideration: The Lion King (2019)
Much like the Psycho (1998) remake, the live-action Lion King exists more as a conceptually interesting counterpoint to its source material, than an engaging work on its own terms. Although the film is inspired by the broadway musical and presented … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, 2019 Films, Brief Consideration, Disney, Musicals
Tagged 2019 movies, chiwetel ejiofor, family movies, film, films, Jon Favreau, movie, movies, remakes, Review, Seth Rogan, The Lion King
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Brief Consideration: Batman: Hush (2019)
On the page, Batman: Hush was an unrelenting sprint through the character’s world and status quo, elevated by Jim Lee’s astounding artwork. Its much-beloved status came more from accessibility and grand heroic sketches than being an intriguing mystery that said … Continue reading
Posted in 2019, 2019 Films, animation, Brief Considerations, DC, Reviews
Tagged animation, Batman, Batman: Hush, Comic Book Movie, Comic Books, DC Comics, film, Hush, movie, movies, Reviews, Superman
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Editorial: My Top Five Toy Story Scenes (Inspired by Filmspotting)
In an act that would even make the slowest snail rolls their eyes in disbelief, I’ve not yet seen Toy Story 4. Part of this is due to time and the desire to save this cinematic gift from Pixar as … Continue reading
