Lady Bird
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Lady Bird is a brilliant coming-of-age dramatic comedy for the modern age, with an amazing ensemble cast and a refreshing style that is built to last for generations.
Read MoreThe Social Network
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From the first line, it’s obvious that director David Fincher and screenwriter Aaron Sorkin were hell-bent on casting Mark Zuckerberg as a socially handicapped savant…
Read MoreExtremely Loud & Incredibly Close
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Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close (2011) is about a family following the tragic aftermath of 9/11, but it’s a task that the film was simply not up to…
Read MoreThe Grand Budapest Hotel
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The Grand Budapest Hotel film is like a moving, breathing surrealist painting, forcing the audience to draw a conclusion of their own making. And it does so by crafting a visual aesthetic that I found to be one of the most enthralling spectacles I’ve ever seen…
Read MoreNo Country for Old Men
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The best way to describe No Country for Old Men is that it’s an allegory for evil and human reactions to it. Chigurh represents a form of evil that is nonnegotiable and permanent, but puts forward a pretense of chaos and chance…
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