Tag: The Movie Revue
‘Warfare’ Film Review: The Hell of Combat, The Brotherhood of Soldiers
Ray Mendoza and Alex Garland have crafted a precisely detailed masterwork of tension and emotion.
‘The Amateur’ Film Review: A Smart and Adult Thriller
Less Jason Bourne and more adult themes are the orders of the day, as the picture sustains tension through its well-designed screenplay and compelling narrative.
‘Freaky Tales’ Film Review: Not Freaky Enough
This is the type of picture that would fit nicely into the filmographies of Cannon Films or New World Pictures.
‘The Ballad of Wallis Island’ Film Review: A Sweet Tale of Music and Life
This is a film as intoxicatingly beautiful and peaceful as the Welsh seaside village where the story takes place.
‘The Friend’ Film Review: The Profundity of Friendship and Grief
this extremely well-written film traverses its themes of love, grief, and devotion with honesty and truth
HBO Original Documentary BILLY JOEL: AND SO IT GOES To Debut This Summer
“We are gratified that Bill trusted us with his story, which we have told as honestly as possible, diving into territory which has not been explored before.”
Lilly Wachowski, Anarchists United, & ETCH wrap production on CASSIE WORKMAN IS WITCHY AF
ANARCHISTS UNITED STUDIOS focuses on elevated genre projects created by artists from underrepresented communities.
‘Dope Thief’ Series Review: Thrilling Crime Drama With Emotional Weight
the series becomes a riveting tale of Shakespearean familial conflicts, unsettled scores, and the corruption of the soul.
‘Death of a Unicorn’ Film Review: Comedy and Horror Struggle For Interest
Death of a Unicorn finds its strongest point in its marvelous cast.
‘O’Dessa’ Film Review: Love, Music, and Greek Myth
The soundtrack has a fire that grabs the audience from the first scene