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Nearly all directors have presented a film that incorporates their attributes and characteristics. For Terrence Malick, one could argue...

What tends to characterize the films of Paul Thomas Anderson is their ability to present small-centered storylines in larger-than-life...

Has there been an independent filmmaker in the modern landscape of cinema more respected than that of Wes Anderson? It seems that every...

For a while now, I’ve been following Fernando F. Croce on the film community website known as Letterboxd and have read many of his...

This past summer, I had the exciting opportunity to take a virtual filmmaking class taught by a well-known expert in the field, Cameron...

92/100 In the Criterion Channel's August catalog for newly added films, included are a number of key films in the work of Budd...

98/100 Much like Barton Fink in its critique of the movie-making industry, Nightmare Alley is a sociological critique on the egotism...

Shoah helps its audience truly comprehend the aftermath of the Holocaust. In the film's 9+ hour-long runtime, director Claude Lanzman...

93/100 There are certain nods to the idea of human purpose throughout Barton Fink that echo the ideas of filmmaking and the people...

95/100 As with most debut films, Cassavetes made Shadows on a shoe-string budget accompanied by inexperienced actors. And similar to...

In Sullivan's Travels, Preston Sturges pokes fun at the idea of the Hollywood elite living amongst the members of the working class, and...

While in junior high, Bellarmine teacher Mr. Peter Canavese started writing his first set of film reviews. Over the years, Peter Canavese...

65/100 --------------------------------------------MILD SPOILERS-------------------------------------- For a director like Stanley...

100/100 On the one-year anniversary of my website, I wanted to do something out of the norm. What better way than to revisit my favorite...

53/100 By looking at my favorite films, you can easily point out my love for film noir. The Third Man, a staple in the genre, rests at...

In 1984, Mike D’Angelo wrote his first review which was Jonathan Demme’s Stop Making Sense for his school newspaper. Over the years, his...

94/100 In the wake of the immense popularity of the French New Wave and other foreign film movements during the 1960s, Hollywood...

96/100 Whenever a comedian of some sort decides to change their style of comedy, it comes with a forewarning of a potential disaster....

This counts as a summarizing review for basically every Buster Keaton film, except for Sherlock Jr. I'm not applying a score here because...

56/100 Before I got extremely into film, Nolan was most likely my favorite director. Whenever I watch a film that I really admire and...