Review: “Free Fire”
It may have pacing problems, but there’s no denying “Free Fire” has got some seriously good actors keeping it afloat.
Read More Review: “Free Fire”Month: April 2017
Review: The Lost City of Z
TL;DW – Beautifully shot and meditative in mood, The Lost City of Z wasn’t quite the tense story of obsession and madness I thought it would (and could) be.
Read More Review: The Lost City of ZDiscussion: Shinichiro Watanabe
TL;DW – Shinirchiro Watanabe is a brilliant anime series’ director for his ability to populate his stories with a diverse crowd of antiheroic characters and complexify (yes, I made this word up — roll with it) them beyond their simplistic archetypes. Whether he’s got his characters in space, in an anachronistic Edo-era of Japan, or […]
Read More Discussion: Shinichiro WatanabeReview: Your Name. (Kimi No Na Wa)
TL;DW – Run, don’t walk to this movie while you can (if you can). I know it’s still got a pretty limited release, but this is a film that you don’t want to miss. Few films are this beautifully done from top to bottom — writing, direction, acting, animation — while also being both profound and […]
Read More Review: Your Name. (Kimi No Na Wa)Review: The Bedlam Stacks
The Bedlam Stacks by Natasha Pulley My rating: 3 of 5 stars **Thank you to Bloomsbury for providing me a digital ARC of this novel via Netgalley for the purposes of review** *2.75/5 <– really only just under 3* I previously encountered Natasha Pulley as a storytelling through her wonderful debut, The Watchmaker of […]
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