The Rules Got Broken With Jean Renoir’s 1939 Film The Rules Of The Game (Sight & Sound Voyage)
Douglas Laman is looking at all the movies on the Sight & Sound’s 50 Greatest…
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Split Wins At The Box Office For The Third Weekend In A Row As Rings And Space Between Us Collapse
This was a far more quiet weekend at the domestic box office than the first…
Disney Byways: THE COUNTRY BEARS
For this week’s Disney Byways column, regular writer Gillianren has graciously allowed Douglas Laman (NerdInTheBasement)…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: Beetlejuice Was Early Tim Burton That Went Full-On Strange To Mostly Endearing Results
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
Note About Future Reviews: Welcome To The Sight & Sound Voyage!
This is just a brief notice that I’ve deiced to (after seeing former Dissolve critic…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: Now Here’s A Little (Tokyo) Story, All About How My Life Got Flipped, Turned Upside Down…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
Split Seizes The Top Of The Box Office Again As A Dog’s Purpose Fetches A Decent Opening And Resident Evil Closes With A Whimper
Well, the final weekend of January is here and a number of movies got a…
20th Century Women Brings Weight To Seemingly Inconsequential Moments Of Life
Perspective is a funny thing. We all have different ways of approaching just about anything…
A Year Of Hamilton
“The ship is in the harbor now See if you can spot him (Just you…
Split Is The Biggest Sign Yet That M. Night Shyamalan’s Creative Resurgence Is Happening
For those concerned that M. Night Shyamalan’s 2015 film The Visit was some kind of…