Movie Breakdown: Didi
Pre-Screening Stance: Didi looks a whole lot like Mid-90s, a coming-of-age film that Jonah Hill wrote and directed back in 2018. Since I really love that movie, I’m just going to go ahead and assume...
Pre-Screening Stance: Didi looks a whole lot like Mid-90s, a coming-of-age film that Jonah Hill wrote and directed back in 2018. Since I really love that movie, I’m just going to go ahead and assume...
Pre-Screening Stance: While I remain baffled that Lee Isaac Chung’s directorial follow-up to Minari is Twisters, it sure does look like a fun time. Post-Screening Ramble: Good news! Twisters is a blast. The story is...
Pre-Screening Stance: Bad Boys: Ride Or Die is coming to us from directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, who also did 2020’s Bad Boys For Life. That was a solidly fun time, and I’m...
Pre-Screening Stance: I’m pretty sure people are expecting too much from Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. I mean, I get it – since its release in 2015, Mad Max: Fury Road has cemented itself as...
Pre-Screening Stance: Over the last few months I’ve heard a lot of great things about I Saw The TV Glow, so I’m heading into it with high expectations. Post-Screening Ramble: Here’s what I would like...
Pre-Screening Stance: David Leitch’s Bullet Train is a fun movie, and The Fall Guy looks like it should be one as well. Also, I’ve been totally enamored with the charming interviews that Ryan Gosling and...
Pre-Screening Stance: There isn’t anything about Boy Kills World that doesn’t look over the top and bonkers. So, my guess is the movie will either be a rollicking good time or something that’s just too...
Pre-Screening Stance: The lead up to Challengers has been interesting. It looks great and it’s from a wonderful director, Luca Guadagnino (Call Me By Your Name, Bones & All), but it’s as though no one...
Pre-Screening Stance: Matt Bettinelli-Olpin and Tyler Gillett have been on a pretty solid roll – they directed the last two Scream films + Ready Or Not – and Abigail feels/looks like it will be another...
Pre-Screening Stance: Guy Ritchie hoodwinked me last year with the fun-looking but ultimately lackluster Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre and – if I’m being honest – The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is giving me similar...