The Goods: Film Reviews
There’s a scene at the one-hour mark of Pretty Lethal where five ballerinas, in tutus turned ragged and bloodstained from a long night, fight their way through a mob of gangsters using improvised weapons and ballet moves, all set to “Waltz of the Flowers” from the Nutcracker.
When The Graduate picked up its Best Picture nomination in 1968, the industry had formally acknowledged a shift that was well underway
In 1976, Elaine May released Mikey and Nicky, a searing New Hollywood crime drama about two men on the run from a hitman across one long night
Won’t someone please think of the canceled male celebrities?
Dan preps for air travel by bringing Steven Spielberg’s strange post-9/11 comedy The Terminal to discuss with Brian.
You don’t need me to tell you that the concept of a movie constructed around a board game is ridiculous.
Ready or Not is a movie I enjoyed while constantly wishing it were braver and more coherent.
Teen comedies are almost exclusively a streaming affair these days.
I was nine years old when The Blair Witch Project came to theaters, so much too young to see something rated R.
In honor of the director’s Best Picture nomination and Brian’s curiosity about the filmmaker, Dan and Brian consider the surreal and dark comedy-drama The Lobster by Yorgos Lanthimos.