Posts tagged Film Review

“Beast it!! Beast it!!” are the words chanted by the whimsical group of post-Katrina bayou squatters as six-year-old Hushpuppy breaks open the crab shell and …

  It was my great pleasure to go to a screening of Chariots of Fire the other day in anticipation of its re-release, ahead of …

In Moonrise Kingdom Wes Anderson brings us a star-studded, quirky indie flick about teenage runaways.  1965, New England. Orphan scout Sam Shakusky (Jared Gilman) writes a …

This winner of last year’s Jury Prize at Cannes is probably the most comprehensive, honest movie about child abuse ever made. Co-written and directed by …

Written and directed by David Foenkinos, Delicacy explores the possibility that after the love of your life, there might just be one more. Audrey Tatou …

Albert Nobbs is a woman, who for 30 years has pretended to be a man in order to have a job of a waiter in …

He’s got some big balls. Jason Stratham is back and it’s amazing he can even walk! Stratham stars in Boaz Yakin’s Safe as Luke Wright, …

I recently saw an exhibit at Atlanta’s Oglethorpe University featuring art created by patients of 20th century psychoanalyst, Carl Jung. Historically, the therapeutic art led Jung’s …

The most thrilling movie currently showing at theaters is this exhilarating, brazen Norwegian thriller, based on a novel by Jo Nesbø. Outrageously over the top …

Dr. Alfred Jones:”I don’t know anyone who goes to church anymore. On Sunday we go to Tesco.” The utterly heartwarming, very British and charming tale …