Again I must ask: What the hell is the point of reviewing MCU movies? You already know whether or not you’re going to see it.
Tag: films
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – A Mellow Night at the Movies
Happy 420, Movie Movie-ers! Today we have a nice, mellow episode for you. Dan goes through some entertainment news, as well as a round up
The Northman review – Robert Eggers’ viking vengenace tale is a cinematic punch to the face
Anyone who has seen The Witch or The Lighthouse knows that writer/director Robert Eggers is operating on a unique wavelength. His debut was a powerful
Ambulance review – Bayhem on a budget!
The first of many escalating inciting incidences in Ambulance comes in the form of one of the most baller moves I’ve ever seen a filmmaker
You Won’t Be Alone review – Familiar imagery in service of a witchy new tale
The immediate point of comparison for You Won’t Be Alone will be The Witch, and while it’s not an unfair adjacency to make, at least
Everything Everywhere All at Once review – A once in a multiverse masterpiece!
Search all of the infinite universes parallel to our own and it is unlikely you will find a film quite like Everything Everywhere All at
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – Dreaming Hollywood w/ Frank Martinez and Turk Matthews
My interview with Frank Martinez and Turk Matthews, writer/director and star of Dreaming Hollywood, the new comedy/thriller that YOU, YES YOU, can watch right now
X review – Craft meets story meets violence meets nudity (This is good)
Ti West is a filmmaker who I have been rooting for for years, despite not being moved either way by any of his movies. I’ve
The Outfit – Suspenseful, even if suspension of disbelief is strained
Full disclosure: I still harbor a little bit of resentment toward Mark Rylance for the crime of beating Sylvester Stallone for Best Supporting Actor in
New Episode of I Like to Movie Movie – Peter Jackson and Costa Botes’ Forgotten Silver w/ Woody Fentress
We all know Peter Jackson as the man behind Lord of the Rings (yaaaay!), The Hobbit (not so yay!), and a variety of goopy classics