On The Basis Of Sex: A remarkable life made average
Every year it seems, Hollywood races out historical docudrama meant to be a rallying cry to remind or influence Americans … Continue reading On The Basis Of Sex: A remarkable life made average
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Vice: Second in title, first in command
Three years ago, director Adam McKay broke free from his straight comedy roots with “The Big Short,” a darkly humorous, … Continue reading Vice: Second in title, first in command
The Favourite: Three queens and one crown
British political and societal dramas are often ripe with stoic, regal performances perfect for awards season acclaim. Films like the … Continue reading The Favourite: Three queens and one crown
Mary Poppins Returns: The possible impossible
Julie Andrews declined to participate in “Mary Poppins Returns,” a brand new sequel to the 1964 original film she won … Continue reading Mary Poppins Returns: The possible impossible
Roma: Memories of a childhood
Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón returns with a stunning, yet melancholic film sure to dazzle audiences who catch his latest work, … Continue reading Roma: Memories of a childhood
Green Book: A beginner’s guide to overcoming racism
It’s sometimes easy to forget that #OscarsSoWhite was nearly three years ago, a time when no minority actors or actresses … Continue reading Green Book: A beginner’s guide to overcoming racism
Widows: A most complex crime
Don’t put “Widows” in a box. The latest film from Academy Award winner Steve McQueen isn’t just one type of … Continue reading Widows: A most complex crime
