Tesla is now available to rent on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin Tesla is a biopic that goes completely off the rails to demented places. The film is about as manic and unhinged as a […]
Category: Movie
I Used to Go Here (2020) – Review
I Used To Go Here is now available to rent or buy on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin One of the biggest possible pitfalls a movie can fall into is writing about yourself and your […]
An American Pickle (2020) – Review
An American Pickle is now streaming on HBO Max. By Palmer Rubin A Charlie Kaufman movie that very badly doesn’t want to be a Charlie Kaufman movie. A film about the Jewish immigrant experience that […]
First Cow – Review
First Cow is an A24 release currently available to buy on digital platforms. By Palmer Rubin “Why is a baker like a beggar? They both need to get that bread.” I had gotten a text […]
The Old Guard (2020) – Review
The Old Guard drops July 10 on Netflix. By Chris Flanagan I wanted The Old Guard to succeed so badly. It had two great trailers that showed exciting fight sequences, great star power in its […]
Greyhound (2020) – Review
Greyhound is available to stream beginning July 10 on Apple TV+. By I. Simon With COVID-19 upon us, many films have either 1) been delayed indefinitely by their distributors, 2) were dropped directly onto VOD […]
Palm Springs (2020) – Review
Palm Springs premieres July 10 on Hulu. By Chris Flanagan We’ve all heard it said before. You inevitably find yourself in a conversation where another person is attempting to describe a movie to you and […]
Dads – Review
Dads is now streaming on Apple TV+. By Greg Wheeler Happy Father’s Day! There was no better weekend than this one for Apple TV+ to bust out this documentary film about fatherhood. As a father […]
Artemis Fowl (2020) – Review
Artemis Fowl is now streaming on Disney+. By Palmer Rubin Disney tried really hard to make it look like Artemis Fowl going straight to Disney Plus was an attempt to create a new revolution in […]
Da 5 Bloods (2020) – Review
Da 5 Bloods is currently streaming on Netflix. By Palmer Rubin There are two movies to be found here. The first half is the worst of Spike Lee’s tendencies as a filmmaker. The latter half […]
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