“The Brutalist”: The High Price of Building a Legacy
With ten Academy Award nominations, Brady Corbet’s period drama surprises audiences with a visual spectacle of over three hours.
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“Flow”: A Magical Journey Through the Eyes of a Cat
It seems like all the awards for animation are being conquered by a little black cat this season. Here are all the reasons why Flow deserves your attention too.
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“A Real Pain”: A Tour Through Family Drama
Jesse Eisenberg wrote and directed this film about two Jewish-American cousins who make a trip to Poland to learn about their heritage.
“Anora”: The Academy Praising Soft-Porn Again
The drama directed by Sean Baker is a perfect display of the entertainment industry’s fixation with explicit content.
“Heretic”: Exploring the Intricacies of Religion and Faith
Starring Hugh Grant as the villain, this A24 production raises questions on the importance and meaning of religions for people.
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Christmas Battle: “Sonic 3” vs. “Mufasa”
A brief account of the two biggest releases of the Christmas season and their theater run so far.
“Nosferatu”: A Somber but Visually Delightful Gothic Tale
Based on the silent movie of the same name, Robert Eggers offers a visually impactful retelling of the gothic story.
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“Conclave”: Progressivism Taking Over the Church in Real Time
The new thriller directed by Edward Berger portrays the disagreements within the Church on how to present itself in these modern times.
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“Moana 2”: Disney At its Laziest
After the huge success that was Inside-Out 2, it seemed like Disney was ready to return to the good old days. Maybe it was too soon to get excited.
The Last Horrors of 2024: 4 Films to Never Look Back On
A short and random list of horror films that I don’t think I’ll ever revisit, to close the year.
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