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Movie Review – Elvis

Who better than to make a biopic about Elvis Presley than Baz Luhrmann? It is a huge undertaking, one thatContinue Reading

Loretta (Sandra Bullock), a reclusive romance novelist, is pulled into doing a book tour by her publicist (Da’Vine Joy Randolph).Continue Reading

Umma is Korean for mother. In this film, Amanda (Sandra Oh) lives with her teenage daughter, Chris (Fival Stewart), onContinue Reading

When I first heard of what Ti West was working on with X, I was more than intrigued. His TheContinue Reading

Cyrano de Bergerac (Peter Dinklage) is a man of lyrical intellect and decisive swordplay. Quite often, they are interchangeable. HisContinue Reading

Nightmare Alley is a film about deception. Manipulation. Illusion. The blurred lines between the truth and the lie. Staged inContinue Reading

Edgar Wright’s latest film is a colorful, lavish horror film that is as indulgent as it is fresh. Eloise (ThomasinContinue Reading

Ridley Scott has directed a medieval tale with themes that are still relevant today. It is told in chapters, oneContinue Reading

Lamb tells the story of Maria and Ingvar, a couple who own a remote sheep farm. When one of theirContinue Reading

This review contains spoilers, so if you haven’t watched Malignant, then come back to this when you have. I don’tContinue Reading