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7 Pieces of “Hidden Figures”
Nutshell: An excellent look at heretofore unsung women behind the Astronauts. Director Theodore Melfi manages to combine the stories of three women, the cultural revolution of the era, and the history of the space program together in an affecting, enjoyable … Continue reading
TrailerWatch: “Silence” speaks of religious persecution in 17th Century Japan
Martin Scorsese’s Silence is slated to hit theaters December 23rd, and now we get a peek at the finished product. And it looks amazing. In fact, I want to grab Shūsaku Endō’s book (which this film is based on) and … Continue reading
7 Pieces of: Loving
Nutshell: A well crafted film about an important moment in history. Ruth Negga and Joel Edgerton deliver quiet, powerful performances. Writer/Director Jeff Nichols focuses on the people that made the case, rather than the case itself. The result is a powerful, … Continue reading
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Tagged 7 Pieces Of, Award Season, Biopics, Movie Reviews
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Baltimore Screening Pass-palooza: Allied!
Alrighty. We’re getting into the Awards Season Onslaught, and to help you keep up with all the cool films headed our way this season, I’ve got passes to the Brad Pitt & Marion Cotillard WWII spy film, Allied. Perfect timing … Continue reading
Baltimore Screening Pass-palooza: American Pastoral!
Gear up y’all – it’s the Awards Season Onslaught! I’ve got passes for the Baltimore screening of American Pastoral. And before you start to think “oh, what a comforting, welcoming title…sounds lovely”? It’s a bit more complicated than that. Synopsis! … Continue reading
“Nocturnal Animals” poster: who’s haunting whom?
This is definitely a gorgeous, creepy, cool poster for Nocturnal Animals. The trailer was haunting, and a bit confusing…but I have a feeling that’s exactly the tone this film is looking to take. There’s a definite Rashomon vibe to it, … Continue reading
“The Birth of a Nation” – the battle between Important and Good
Nutshell: A very important story, beautifully – and horrifically – told. Nate Parker may seem a bit too happy to throw on the messianic robes of Nat Turner, and his storytelling often goes overboard with heavy-handed symbolism. Yet, even with … Continue reading
Short Film, Short Review: “The Opera Singer”
“Accidents happen. Life happens. Or maybe it doesn’t.” Absolutely beautiful. Can something be uplifting and poignant at the same time? Well, this short about an opera singer who’s headed toward the end of her life can, and does. It’s a … Continue reading
Movie News: Scorsese’s “Silence” to open December 23rd
Apparently this is the day that Paramount gives us details on a few of their award season heavy-hitters. First came the Fences teaser trailer, and now the details on Martin Scorsese’s latest, Silence. Based on the 1966 novel by Shūsaku … Continue reading
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Tagged Award Season, Liam Neeson, Martin Scorsese, Movie News
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TrailerWatch: I dare you to watch the new “Fences” teaser without getting misty
Wow. I’m a rather heart hearted chick when it comes to movie trailers. Oh, I enjoy ’em, but I let them wash over me. But this is one trailer that got me verklempt, thanks to the amazing acting on the … Continue reading
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