Fronted by a cast of popular Generation Xers, the 1993 drama “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape” presents itself as a time…
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“Don’t Breathe” may sound like instructions for leaving the house during the current Covid-19 pandemic, but in this instance it’s…
“The Walk” serves as filmmaker Robert Zemeckis’ telling of the true story of French high-wire artist Philippe Petit’s life –…
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Ben Affleck has been an emerging star behind the scenes since 2007 when he wrote and directed the excellent “Gone…
Stanley Kubrick is a renowned figure in the history of cinema, with my thoughts ranging from the amazing (“The Shining”)…
“The Pope of Greenwich Village” is a great and underrated mob movie from the summer of 1984. While it lacks…
“The Big Combo” is a lesson in film noir style, and it kicks off our 5th annual Mob Movie March…
Like a sports team that overspends on high priced free agent stars but falls short of a championship, “The Monuments…
“Serenity” is a weird movie. Its surface boasts the simplicity of a typical murder mystery thriller. Its deeper reveal is…