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Tribeca 2025 Review: INSIDE, Harsh, Edgy Prison Drama with Stellar Performances

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

Guy Pearce, Cosmo Jarvis, Vincent Miller, Toby Wallace, and Tammy Macintosh star in director Charles Williams's dramatic thriller. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

July on the Criterion Channel Features Miami Vice, Hou Hsiao-hsien, Jacques Rozier & More

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|The Film Stage

Our decision to declare Miami Vice this century’s greatest action film some eight years ago was neither made lightly nor received unanimously, but fortune favors the bold. Part and parcel of its canonization, Michael Mann’s classic streams on Criterion this...

THIRTY TWO SHORT FILMS ABOUT GLENN GOULD Blu-ray Review: The Contrapuntal Biopic

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

Biopics usually follow one of two structures: the majority giving a general, sweeping account of a person's life, with various scenes focusing on 'important' events that would likely already be known by the audience; these are stories or breadth, not...

‘Elio’ Review: Princes of the Universe

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Slant Magazine

Elio’s best trait is the one that permeates every truly great first-contact story. The post ‘Elio’ Review: Princes of the Universe appeared first on Slant Magazine.

Missed Connections: Nanni Moretti Enlists Louis Garrel & Jasmine Trinca for “Succederà questa notte”

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Ioncinema

Recovering from his health scare back in April, Nanni Moretti is moving back into the director’s chair for Succederà questa notte (“It Will Happen Tonight”). Variety reports that production will begin sometimes this autumn with the backdrops of Spain and...

Tribeca 2025 Review: OUR HERO, BALTHAZAR, Fear and Loathing on the Net and IRL

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

Jaeden Martell, Asa Butterfield, Chris Bauer, and Jennifer Ehle star in Oscar Boyson's debut feature. [Read the whole post on screenanarchy.com...]

‘F1: The Movie’ Review: Joseph Kosinski’s Racing Movie Coasts on Old-School Filmmaking Swagger

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Slant Magazine

In the end, F1 succeeds for many of the same reasons that Top Gun: Maverick does. The post ‘F1: The Movie’ Review: Joseph Kosinski’s Racing Movie Coasts on Old-School Filmmaking Swagger appeared first on Slant Magazine.

EYE FOR AN EYE Review: Violent Retribution, Painful Amends

by admin|1 year ago17 June 2025|Screen Anarchy

"Just ignore them and they'll leave you alone;" "They're just insecure;" "Stand up for yourself and they'll go away:" Society has a lot of advice for how to deal with bullying, most of which relies on the victim of the...