Movie Reviews
An emotional harmony is located in a kind of devastating elegance in Celine Sciamma's latest French (fully subtitled) import (no apparent relation to Jane Campion's past work). Portrait of A Lady On Fire has an aching, surreptitious quality about it that definitely provokes the mind and heart and is … [Read More...] about Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Brazilian helmsman Fernando Meirelles (The Constant Gardner) fussily stages a pontiff buddy dramatic comedy with its share of zooms and close-ups … [Read More...] about The Two Popes
Knives Out is a classic mystery thriller with a little comedy added. Fitting in with films like The Last of Shelia, Murder by Death, Death … [Read More...] about Knives Out
Queen played effectively by Jodie Turner-Smith and Daniel Kaluuya are a young couple out on their first date. Queen admits she didn't have … [Read More...] about Queen & Slim
My first mistake, going into 21 Bridges with high expectations. Once again, assuming that a film featuring Chadwick Boseman would be somewhat … [Read More...] about 21 Bridges
This new fact based drama from Todd Haynes (Wonderstruck, Far From Heaven) is a legal thriller in the vein of Erin Brockovich and A Civil Action … [Read More...] about Dark Waters
A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood is not about Fred Rogers (Tom Hanks) it’s about his effect on people. The documentary from last year: … [Read More...] about A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood
A new sure-fire hit sequel (set three years henceforth) to a beloved 2013 musical animated adventure isn’t that structurally sound yet follows a … [Read More...] about Frozen 2
Dave Barsalou a contributor to "Projections" has his special art work on display at Holyoke Community College in Holyoke, MA. The display … [Read More...] about Deconstructing Roy Lichtenstein
