Review: Tár
Tár is a film about a lot of things. A portrait of a lesbian, fighting for power in an industry historically dominated by ...
Tag: Drama
Features
Review: Don’t Worry Darling
Olivia Wilde’s second feature film, Don’t Worry Darling, premiered a couple of weeks ago in theaters. Like many other people, I kept up ...
Movies
Review: Inu-Oh
Over the past decade, Masaaki Yuasa has slowly but surely ingrained himself as one of the best directors currently working in the anime ...
Movies
Tribeca Review: The Year Between
Dark comedies walk a fine line. If you handle the jokes poorly, your comedy can come across as mean-spirited, annoying, or worse, not ...
Movies
Review: Pompo the Cinephile
There are plenty of movies out there that go into the artistry of storytelling. Birdman is a movie that explores the craft of acting, Adaptation ...
Review: The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent
I feel like I say this every time a new Nic Cage movie comes out, but we here at Flixist love us some ...
Movies
Review: Air Doll
Life can be simultaneously achingly complicated and blisteringly simple. Work, rent, economy, society… It’s exhausting. Especially these days, am I right? But also, ...
Featured
Review: The Eyes of Tammy Faye
You know, faith-based movies get a bad rap nowadays. It’s a well-deserved bad rap thanks to the years of just absolutely awful Christian ...
Movies
Review: Annette
In all my years of writing reviews, I don’t think I’ve ever had as hard of a time writing one as I have ...
Movies
Review: Pig
We should all know by now that I’m an easy mark for Nicolas Cage films. When Willy’s Wonderland was released earlier this year, ...
Tribeca Review: India Sweets and Spices
I want to say that I decided to review India Sweets and Spices for some significant reason. I want to say that the movie had ...
Movies
Tribeca Review: My Heart Can’t Beat Unless You Tell It To
The bond of a family is something that is impossible to understand from a certain perspective. You can have makeshift families, like groups ...