Iron Man 2 is the moment where the Marvel Cinematic Universe really starts to feel like itself.
Iron Man 2 (2010)
Iron Man 2 is the moment where the Marvel Cinematic Universe really starts to feel like itself.
For a solid hour or so, Hereditary has something special going on.
While not the first-ever example of the “cosmopolitan” romantic comedy, When Harry Met Sally… might be the most influential, and is certainly one of the best.
Homer’s The Odyssey, by its very nature, does not fit especially well into movie format.
The Incredible Hulk is instructive.
When the movie opened with elephant shit, I knew that this was not going to be my favorite version of Damien Chazelle.
And so it began.
Reality is a fascinating piece of docudrama by Tina Satter, adapting her stage play to film.
As an adaptation of the universally-known and -loved novel from 1970, it is what you would expect: nostalgic and rosy and clearly a piece of “warm-hug cinema.” It’s more than that, though.
Consider this review a sticky note for me to revisit Singin’ in the Rain in the years to come.