Annihilation: sci-fi for the thinking audience
Writer and director of the influential sci-fi thinking piece, “Ex Machina,” Alex Garland, continues to use the sci-fi film genre to pose profound questions regarding human nature to audiences in his latest work, “Annihilation.”
“Annihilation”...
“Red Sparrow”: calculating, cold, confused
Director Francis Lawrence and actress Jennifer Lawrence of “Hunger Games” team up once again, along with actors Joel Edgerton and Jeremy Irons, to present a modern-day, Cold War spy thriller that is intriguing but...
“The Black Panther”: more than a movie
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has a new king and, “Black Panther,” has proven worthy of the throne.
Director Ryan Coogler helmed the film and has affirmed his skill as a director, incorporating vivid...
“Maze Runner: The Death Cure” an underwhelming end to an over-hyped trilogy
Director Wes Ball’s third and final entry into the Maze Runner trilogy, “Maze Runner: The Death Cure,” proves to be a well-directed, well-acted film that makes up for its bloated runtime and absurd plot...
“The Post”: a timely and praiseworthy film
Director Steven Spielberg, who brought the world important historical dramas such as “Bridge of Spies,” “Lincoln” and “Schindler’s List,” is back and has brought another extremely relevant work to audiences in “The Post.”
“The Post”...
“Star Wars: The Last Jedi”: shamelessly brilliant
Director Rian Johnson’s first venture in the Star Wars franchise hit theaters in December and made waves all throughout the galaxy. Johnson crafted a movie that, while imperfect, is a thrilling and awe-inspiring addition...