…music. When the band accidentally witnesses a murder, they find themselves under siege in the green room as those responsible for the murder try and cover up the evidence along… View Post

…Purple Man) he completely steals the show. As much as I enjoy Marvel’s movies, one of their major flaws has been always been a shortage of compelling villains. David Tennant… View Post

…up obscenely early to try and get into the documentary Hitchcock/Truffaut, a film I desperately want to see. Stay tuned for more tales from Telluride in the days to come…. View Post

…a wonderful job of establishing their deep-rooted love—and dependence—for each other in the film’s very first scene by weaving together a tapestry of dialogue-free playfulness—for the strongest bonds aren’t necessarily… View Post

…be coming our way. Barring some massive shake up in the creators behind the show, next time I think I’ll pass. Colin Farrell & Rachel McAdams deep in thought over… View Post

By James Hancock October 5th, 2015 I have a sentimental weakness for low-budget genre films and I’m willing to give the majority of them a pass for amateur acting, low… View Post

…in line to see it again when it finally comes to theaters. 9. The Lobster (Dir. Yorgos Lanthimos, 9/27/2015 – New York Film Festival) I have never seen a movie… View Post

…a character driven drama as a palate cleanser and were willing to give the movie a pass on many fronts. But having now personally endured one of the most self-indulgent,… View Post

…that in the end sadly comes up short of Gangster movie greatness. The movie stars the very charismatic Jean Dujardin (‘The Artist’, ‘The Wolf of Wall Street’) as the famous… View Post