Land of The Nerds

  When making a movie based on a real-life event, it's important to ask what you hope to accomplish in this project. You don't have ...

The big screen adaptations of DC Comics properties have garnered a reputation for being too serious, sometimes for good reason. But in the l...

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  If there's anything positive to say about The Gray Man , it's that directors Anthony and Joe Russo feel much more comfortable here...

There will come a day when writer/director Jordan Peele helms a dud. It's bound to happen. Every filmmaker has a movie that just doesn...

  Based on the novel of the same name by Paul Gallico, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris is such a gentle movie that it makes something like Downto...

  Sometimes, you just can't escape the shadow of your predecessors. Such is the problem facing Thor: Love and Thunder , which serves as ...

  No piece of art solely belongs to the people who make it. When we look at and experience a painting, film, statue, or any other form of ar...

  Adapted from a short story by Joe Hill, The Black Phone spends much of its first act establishing a bleak world for adolescent sibling pro...

Writing a review for Minions: The Rise of Gru feels like a somewhat pointless exercise. Maybe that's why I've waited four days sin...

A sentiment I've often heard from artists and filmmakers working on animated features is that they want their work to be so good that it...

  Returning from a nine-year hiatus from feature film directing (largely spent shepherding the short-lived Netflix show The Get Down ), dire...

  I'll admit, part of my reviving Micro Reviews is basically because I need something to focus on before my flight to New York City leav...

  Sex. Even in the modern world, it’s a word that send shivers up the spines of so many people. Largely informed by religion standards for “...

  Lightyear , the new feature from PIXAR Animation Studios, is meant to be the movie that inspired the Buzz Lightyear action figure in the T...