9th June 2020
Movie Review: Spaceship Earth
Marching eight former hippies into a self-made biodome to test whether or not they would work on the moon seems…
Category: Film
9th June 2020
Movie Review: Misbehaviour
Every other film I watch these days is a biopic. It’s more or less accidental, and I don’t mean to…
8th June 2020
Movie Review: The Lovebirds
I hope I never quite find myself in a husk of a relationship, but then again, it’d be rather fitting since I’m…
8th June 2020
Movie Review: The Last Days of American Crime
So far, The Last Days of American Crime is the only film that I’ve written out an entire review for, only to…
8th June 2020
Movie Review: Crip Camp: A Disability Revolution
There’s a shocking divide in how we treat individuals with disabilities. Even now, when it feels that we’ve veered closer…
3rd June 2020
Movie Review: J’Accuse
The underlying meaning and protruding ideas within J’Accuse are unavoidable. A man who believes he is innocent, put on trial for who…
3rd June 2020
Movie Review: The Call of the Wild
An awfully dated CGI dog and an awfully dated Harrison Ford collaborate in The Call of the Wild, the story of Buck and…
3rd June 2020
Movie Review: How to Build a Girl
Arts criticism? As a proper career? No chance. What a shoddy idea that I’ve been pursuing for years without so…
3rd June 2020
Movie Review: Last and First Men
As we trundle along further and further toward the end of civilization as we know it, it’s always interesting to…
2nd June 2020
Movie Review: Gretel and Hansel
Another dark reimagining of a fairy-tale classic, Gretel and Hansel, directed by Oz Perkins, is one more for the growing pile of adaptations. For someone…