Sundance Film Festival 2021
A surprisingly in depth look into friendship and the importance of life. Even with the numerous light hearted scenes, On the Count of Three has a strong, emotional core to it. Carmichael and Abbott give very solid performances which solidify their characters’ dynamic.
Sundance Film Festival 2021
A superbly well-edited documentary with a terrific sense of humor. There’s a lot of information is presented but the film still moves at a brisk pace. Sparks has so much personality and Edgar Wright shows it off very well in his first documentary, The Sparks Brothers.
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A fun debut short film from Finn Wolfhard. Can’t wait to see what he does next. It’s not outstanding by any means, but it’s an enjoyable three minutes.
Charlie Kaufman’s new movie, I’m Thinking of Ending Things is a real standout in his filmography. In his newest film, he delves into multiple different genres including horror and thriller which he had never really tackled before. The very loose story that’s presented follows a couple played by Jessie Buckley and Jesse Plemons who basically go through the motions of being in a relationship.
The very unique use of time that was in Synecdoche, New York is very prevalent in…
Antonio Campos’s newest film, The Devil All the Time is an extremely well paced film with a unique view on religion and its effects on people of all kind. In this film, Campos focuses on multiple different characters living through their own trials and tribulations, each of them intertwined with each other.
The story, albeit not very challenging, had some really well deserved payoffs as well as some interesting reincorporation throughout the film. Many of the characters presented all have…
