Spectre Collie
The most remarkable thing about Paddington 2 might be its casting
The first Paddington is a perfect example of the difference between a family comedy and a kids’ movie
I finally watched Phantom of the Paradise, and it prompted me to re-evaluate my snobbery and how I think of movies
Death of a Unicorn reminded me of the 1980s, in that it’s the kind of movie they hardly ever make anymore
I bought too many movies
Robert Eggers’s Nosferatu strips away all the subtlety and subtext from vampire stories, and then adds a little back. Spoilers.
Black Bag is a simultaneously 21st-century and old-fashioned spy movie that’s all about trust
One extra observation about the movie Opus. Spoilers for the movie.
Opus undercuts its own messages about fame by casting a bunch of really talented people
An entirely unacademic take on Mario Bava’s classic gothic horror
My favorite thing about the much-parodied AMC ads
The science fiction comedy about an expendable space colonist and his clones feels like a smarter and subtler movie is running just below the surface.
