Walking and Talking is a charming and humane little dramedy. It has well-sketched characters and sharp dialogue.
Walking and Talking (1996)
Walking and Talking is a charming and humane little dramedy. It has well-sketched characters and sharp dialogue.
For the first thirty-plus years of my life, I had no patience for George Michael or Wham.
The first two hours of Oppenheimer are pretty close to exactly what you’d expect of a Christopher Nolan-helmed biopic.
Bottle Rocket doesn’t display a fully-formed version of Wes Anderson’s signature style.
Elemental should never have made it out of the concept brainstorming phase.
The first three Indiana Jones movies comprise one of the finest trilogies in cinematic history, but there’s no particular reason they had to stop at three.
Theatrically-released raunchy comedies are becoming an endangered species.
Here we have the perfect specimen of an Illumination production.
Before I address the problems that constitute the majority of Dear Evan Hansen, I should acknowledge its merits.
In the two years since I first saw it, Z-O-M-B-I-E-S has become one of my favorite films to ponder and discuss and push upon unsuspecting viewers.