Wow, Robert Pattinson is everywhere isn't he? Fresh from the release of a bunch of TENET reviews just a few days ago, now we've got a new teaser of THE BATMAN! Apparently the film hasn't even finished filming yet (yep, thanks to Covid-19), it's supposed to resume in September. But hey, good for director Matt …
Continue reading THIS JUST IN! The Batman – DC FanDome Teaser
How was your weekend everyone? Hope it was a nice one. Well this past week ended up being a pretty busy one in terms of movie watching. I finished The White Queen on Tuesday and was so obsessed with the whole War of the Roses history, especially Richard III that I've re-watched some of the episodes again! I've …
This is the first film from Paolo Sorrentino that I saw, as I missed his film The Great Beauty which won an Oscar foreign language winner in 2014. YOUTH is about about two longtime friends vacationing in the Swiss Alps, they're in their 80s so you could say youth is behind them. Michael Caine plays Fred, an acclaimed composer …
Continue reading Day 4 Review – TCFF 2015 Gala Screening: Youth
In the antebellum United States, Solomon Northup, a free black man from upstate New York, is abducted and sold into slavery. I saw this film two months ago and it was an early screening at 11 in the morning. I made the mistake of going back to work after this, as I was so shaken …
Continue reading FlixChatter Review: 12 Years A Slave (2013)
When I first saw the trailer of Prisoners, I thought it looked like a made for TV movie that you'd see on TNT or some cable network. So I didn't really have much interest in seeing it on the big screen, well after reading several high praised reviews online, I changed my mind. The movie …
In about three months time, one of the most exciting event in my neck of the woods is touching down. YES, the Twin Cities Film Fest starts on FRIDAY, October 12 through Saturday, Oct. 20! For more info, click on the banner to go to the official site and also LIKE TCFF on Facebook! ... …
Continue reading Counting down to TCFF: ‘Ruby Sparks’ Review and Q&A
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