In 1989, Spike Lee gave us one of the greatest summer movies of all time, Do the Right Thing. It’s a film where you can
Category: Film Reviews
Cinematic Reflections: Movies, Grief, and Cultural Context
By the end of 2025, I’ll have been writing about films for ten years. It was January 1, 2016, when I wrote my first review
THUNDERBOLTS* — Pugh and Cast Elevate Familiar Setup
The premise of a ragtag group of anti-heroes forced to team up is quite common in movies these days. The obvious comparison to the newest
THE GRADUATES — A Thoughtful and Heartfelt Exploration of Grief and Moving Forward
There have been far too many school shootings in the U.S. I was a junior in high school when Columbine happened — and our school,
THE REMARKABLE LIFE OF IBELIN — A Heartfelt Journey Through the Power of Digital Connection
There is a good chance that anyone reading this has left a substantial digital footprint at this point in their life. For many, the idea
WOMAN OF THE HOUR — A Gripping and Thoughtful True Crime Drama with a Standout Directorial Debut
Anna Kendrick makes her directorial debut with Woman of the Hour, and it’s a strong one. This film yields a wealth of opportunities for Kendrick
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