Review: Caught Stealing
Darren Aronofsky is a director who knows how to make a compelling lead character. Whether it be in Black Swan, The Whale, or Requiem For A ...
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Review: Nobody 2
Everyone needs a vacation. When you’re exhausted and need a recharge, stepping away from it all can be super healthy and relaxing. For ...
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Review: The Fantastic Four: First Steps
I feel like every time I talk about Marvel and the general state of the MCU, it’s to an increasingly apathetic crowd. Both ...
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Review: Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning
It’s honestly been something of a rollercoaster ride when it comes to the state of films since Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part ...
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Review: The Accountant 2
We live in the era of legacy sequels. In an effort for a film studio to try and drive audiences to theaters, they’ll ...
Review: Sinners
Ryan Coogler is a director whom you can trust. It’s not often that you see a director with a filmography that you can ...
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Review: Captain America: Brave New World
I know on this very website; I’ve stated my overall disappointment and displeasure with the trajectory of the Marvel Cinematic Universe multiple times. ...
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Review: The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim
It’s hard for me to vocalize my opinion on the Lord of the Rings series nowadays. While the series was best known for the ...
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Review: The Crow
There’s a scene early in The Crow where Bill Skarsgard’s Eric is standing over a bridge with his girlfriend Shelly, played by FKA Twigs. ...
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A brief chat with Baby Assassins: Nice Days director Yugo Sakamoto
For roughly the past year, I have co-hosted a YouTube channel called “TimesSqKungFu” with my friend Frankie Balboa. A creation of his to ...
Review: Borderlands
As the writer with the most knowledge of video games at Flixist, it usually falls on me to watch and review any video ...
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NYAFF 2024 Review: Breaking and Re-Entering
While the NYAFF this year is littered with a ton of character dramas and generally unconventional narrative films, it’s not lacking in crowd-pleasing ...