Lord Almighty, Barry Jenkins is a master. If Beale Street Could Talk is the third film written & directed by filmmaker Barry Jenkins (following Medicine for Melancholy and Moonlight previously), this time he’s loosely adapting James Baldwin’s 1974 novel of the same name. This film is pure bliss. It is love… Read entire story.
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There’s a quote in this film that sums up everything about how mind-blowing this feat is. “People who know a little bit about climbing, they’re like, ‘oh he’s totally safe.’ And then people who really know exactly what he’s doing, are freaked out.” Free Solo is the… Read entire story.
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“It takes courage to change people’s hearts.” Now this is a wonderful film. So wonderful. Green Book is a comedic drama from Peter Farrelly, one half of the comedy directing duo the Farrelly Brothers, making his solo debut. This lovable road trip film is about a friendship between two… Read entire story.
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Xavier Dolan is back! The Quebecois filmmaker premiered his latest film, titled The Death and Life of John F. Donovan, at the Toronto Film Festival and it’s one of the most exceptional features of his career. Nearly perfect from start to finish. Starring Kit Harington as a closeted gay actor… Read entire story.
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The opening shots of Widows set a precedent for how intense the film will be. Intimate shots of Viola Davis’ character Veronica kissing her husband quickly cut to gunfire and car chase shots as a group of criminals tries to escape. It’s extremely intense, and a slap-in-the-face… Read entire story.
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