Look, man. I've seen Taxi Driver. I've seen King of Comedy. I've seen a bunch of films about sad, lonely loners in the big city whose mental stability is clearly in
Is this to be our new normal? These movies like Palm Springs with their high-concept / low-concept, middle-of-the-roadness. A soft R rating because it's an adult movie
This first question to ask here is: did we need a three-hour version of this movie? I'm pretty certain, after watching it, that the answer is a resounding no. I didn't
I know Shia LaBeouf catches a lot of shit for, well, being Shia LaBeouf. Granted, he's certainly had his share of meltdowns and participated in a lot of nonsense, but
So, I wrote a review of Motherless Brooklyn back in 2007. Or so my janky website tells me. It could have actually happened years before, but I converted the site from a
I saw The Silence of the Lambs at the Regal theaters in the Carousel Mall in 1991. And while it pretty much took over pop culture for what felt like years afterward, I
The Keanussance is real. Ok, it's not real, real, but a guy who was once an acting school punchline has come through the other side as a bonafide action star. Or, more
I'm trying to remember how many of these Mission: Impossible movies I've seen. Even after watching this one, I recall nothing about any of them save the 1996 original in
It seems Hollywood is always looking for a return to some time in its past that they consider the golden age. For some I'm sure that involves male/female road movies with