Goodbye, Mr. Bond: On the Impact of No Time to Die
“No Time to Die” features just about everything that I would have hoped for in a sequel to “Spectre,” as well as in Daniel Craig’s final James Bond film. It brings back the…
Read more“No Time to Die” features just about everything that I would have hoped for in a sequel to “Spectre,” as well as in Daniel Craig’s final James Bond film. It brings back the…
Read moreThe epic tragedy about the deadly pain medicine Oxycontin, its maker and pusher Purdue Pharma, and America is far from over, but film and TV have started to comprehend the saga for…
Read moreThe art-rock-noise band The Velvet Underground destroyed and remade listeners’ received wisdom about what rock-‘n’-roll could be. It is elating and right that Todd Haynes’ new film about them would do…
Read moreBefore IMDb and Wikipedia, while most people only thought of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) during Oscar season, the Academy provided a small haven for Los…
Read more“The Sinner” has been an underrated procedural for the last three seasons, given a slight jolt of life by ranking in the top ten on www.skits.ng Netflix when its last…
Read moreOver the decades, Ridley Scott has made several period films that are widely regarded as classics. More than several, if you expand your horizons to include films set in the…
Read moreAfter having to go virtual last year, the 57th edition of the Chicago International Film Festival offers viewers a cross between the old ways and the new normal. Running October…
Read moreMatt writes: Last month, the 2021 Toronto International Film Festival unveiled numerous pictures destined to be major players during this year’s awards season, including Kenneth Branagh’s Oscar hopeful, “Belfast” (view…
Read moreI never got to go to the celebrated Chicago nightclub Mister Kelly’s—it closed in 1975 on my fourth birthday—but as an avid student of the histories of both the city…
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