No Content For Old Men

Into our racially charged 2020 landscape comes a slavery movie that has surprisingly little to say about the country’s racial divide.

What do Millie Bobby Brown and Tom Holland have in common? They’re young, super famous, and they both started in bad movie that debuted on Netflix this week.

This was the movie that was supposed to save movies! It’s certainly big and loud, but does Christopher Nolan deserve his savior status?

Charlie Kaufman’s latest will leave you scratching your head, no doubt. For those willing to search beneath the surface, it is incredibly rewarding.

This documentary about teenage politics soars to heights that aren’t really possible in fictional storytelling, with all the polish of a big time film.

Let’s take a look back at the excellent Trey Edward Shults family drama and investigate why it’s not considered amongst the modern masterpieces.

Members of the community send in recommendations for movies I’ve never seen! They are as varied as they are interesting. Send in YOUR recommendation or review to be featured on future episodes!

Taking a look back at my No. 1 movie of 2018, Damien Chazelle’s biopic of astronaut Neil Armstrong. Somehow it’s a space movie that’s NOT science fiction.

By this point in quarantine, you’ve already seen the classics and the blockbusters. Now it’s time to try these under-the-radar gems.

In the doldrums of August it’s as good a time as any to look back at the best movies and shows of the year...so far.

The future of the movie business looks bleak, and into the void steps A24’s movie about a gentle trapper and his entrepreneurial friend in 1820’s Oregon Territory. It’s not for everyone but it’s definitely for someone. Allow me to explain:

Is it dismissive to call Tom Hanks’ old school World War II drama a “Dad Movie,” and is it even good? Plus recommendations for something new, something old and something to stream.