Fast paced and snappy, Soderbergh directs his third feature in three years and proves he's still got it. Delving into the world of sports he teams up with writer Tarell Alvin McCraney to showcase a fun but strong message about the world of Basketball today. Shot entirely on an iPhone, Steven Soderbergh directs his second … Continue reading High Flying Bird – Steven Soderbergh 2019
Polar is a fantastic example of an enjoyable but terrible movie. Lacking anything in terms of conventional positives, Polar is best enjoyed on a drunken evening laughing with your friends at how silly Matt Lucas looks in his bright yellow suit. You won't remember it but you'll probably have fun with it if you don't … Continue reading Polar – Jonas Akerlund (2019)
Heartbreaking as it is beautiful, calm as it is chaotic, grand as it is minimalist; Alfonso Cuaron returns to his Mexican New Wave roots and directs the most personal picture of his career. Reaching new heights as a master of cinema, Roma is undoubtedly one of the best features of the year if not the best … Continue reading Roma – Alfonso Cuaron (2018)
Lacking any satisfactory pay off throughout, The Ballad of Buster Scruggs is a bit of a drag. Featuring six fairly enjoyable stories, it is very easy to get bored and distracted as you make your way through the two-hour collection. However good performances and a consistent tone, typical of the Coen Brothers, save it from … Continue reading The Ballad of Buster Scruggs – Joel and Ethan Coen (2018)
A Netflix frontier mystery which will probably leave you with more unanswered questions than you might care for, but the venture into this dark and twisted tale is worth the visual experience in itself. Returning to the director’s chair following his last project, the fantastic Green Room (2015), Jeremy Saulnier heads up the latest Netflix … Continue reading Hold the Dark – Jeremy Saulnier (2018)
