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 […]
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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 […]
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 […]
The Half of It (2020) – Review
The Half of It is now streaming on Netflix. By Palmer Rubin One of the oldest tropes in the book is the “Cyrano De Bergerac” plotline. Two people are into the same person and one […]
Bad Education – Review
Bad Education is now streaming on HBO. By Palmer Rubin “We do this because we’re good people.” The really boring way to go about a film like Bad Education to have a lot of preachy […]
The Invisible Man (2020) – Review
The Invisible Man is now playing in theaters. By Chris Flanagan The Invisible Man begins with a tense sequence where there is little to no dialogue for 5+minutes. That might not seem like a long […]
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