When You Finish Saving the World is in theaters on January 20. By Elazar Abrahams Let’s cut to the chase here — this new A24 film, Jesse Eisenberg’s directorial debut, is not good. In the […]
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Zola – Review
Zola is now available to rent on all video platforms. By Palmer Rubin In October of 2015, A’Ziah King, AKA “Zola,” began what would become the most infamous Twitter thread of all time. It featured […]
One Night in Miami – Review
One Night in Miami is now streaming on Amazon Prime Video. By I. Simon Actors going onto directing features often tends to fascinate me, a reason being that I like seeing whatever they might’ve learned […]
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 […]
Wendy (2020) – Review
Wendy flies into theaters on February 28. By Elazar Abrahams Wendy tries to soar, but can never quite make it off the ground. Despite an engrossing first 15 minutes that hook the audience, the pixie […]
Downhill (2020) – Review
Downhill rolls into theaters on February 14. By Elazar Abrahams It’s great to see comedic actors take on serious roles. Adam Sandler in Uncut Gems, for example, recently reminded audiences that he holds talent beyond […]
Little Monsters (2019) – Review
Little Monsters is available to stream October 11 on Hulu. By I. Simon Zombie movies are usually not my thing. That said, Little Monsters was surprisingly fairly enjoyable. Essentially, a teacher needs to protect her […]
Assassination Nation (2018) – Review
Assassination Nation hits theaters on September 21st. [Ed. note: Being that TV and City is on a bit of a hiatus, this article has not been edited.] By David Cuevas I still clearly remember the […]
The Tale (2018) – Review
The Tale airs May 26th, 10pm on HBO. By I. Simon We live in a society where sexual abuse unfortunately exists. Ever since the #MeToo movement begun, countless survivors have been coming out and sharing […]
RBG – Review
The documentary RBG hits theaters on May 4th. By Mary Leslie As the daughter of a woman attorney, I don’t remember a time that I didn’t know the name Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the Supreme Court […]
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