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Mulholland Drive| Review

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

Licorice Pizza| Review

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

The French Dispatch| Review

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

Seven Men From Now| Review

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

Nightmare Alley (1947)| Review

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

Barton Fink| Review

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

The Vanishing (1988)| Review

--------------------------------------------MILD SPOILERS-------------------------------------- For a director like Stanley Kubrick...

Night and the City (1950)| Review

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 the very...

The Graduate| Review

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

A Night at the Opera (1935)| Review

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

Memento| Review

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

Brazil (1985)| Review

More often than not, films riddled with production issues tend to either be failures or box-office bombs. Most film buffs know about the...

Mank| Review

In preparation for Mank, I rewatched (approximately for the 3rd time) the masterpiece known as Citizen Kane. And while I could go on and...

McCabe and Mrs. Miller| Review

When I sit down to watch a Robert Altman film the first thing that comes to mind is how will it reflect some aspect of America. Through...

White Heat (1949)| Review

I've only seen a few gangster films since I became a film lover. That being The Public Enemy, The Godfather films, and Angels With Dirty...

Raiders of the Lost Ark| Review

The French New Wave touched every aspect of cinema. From camera movements to editing, its influence is unparalleled. There's no debate on...

Touch of Evil| Review

Every film class teaches Citizen Kane. It really is an undisputed masterpiece and quite possibly the greatest film of all time. What...

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