A Soderbergh Escapade: HIGH FLYING BIRD
Che seems to have served as a revolutionary awakening for Steven Soderbergh. Almost every film…
The LEGO Movie 2 Works Well As An Allegory, Less So As A Comedy
Considering how many modern-day American computer-animated movies primarily concentrate on how much dabbing, celebrity voice-overs…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: IF FIRST MAN COULD TALK
“I’m in a glass cage of emotion” — Ron Burgandy Movies talk to each other.…
Between Two Worlds with CARNIVAL OF SOULS
Memorable movies emerge when their unique limitations become assets. There’s Val Lewton’s low budgets, Steven…
The Thoroughly Delightful Stan & Ollie Makes An Iconic Comedy Duo Proud
By the early 1950s, famous comedy duo Stanley Laurel (Steve Coogan) and Oliver Hardy (John…
Miller’s 2018 Double Features: THE NIGHT COMES FOR PADDINGTON
Movies talk to each other. What did the films of 2018 have to say? This…
Year of the Month: Gwenyth Paltrow’s No Good, Very Bad Year
1996 was a good year for Gwenyth Paltrow. She won critical acclaim for her lead…
The Year in Review: Class Issues
Two years ago, the pivotal events were the public support for Brexit and the election…
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties: I Laughed, I Cried, Terms of Endearment Moved Me Bob
Doug’s Cinematic Firsties is a recurring series wherein Douglas Laman (A.K.A. NerdInTheBasement) will review a…
What the F? Babalugats on I KNOW WHO KILLED ME
Since Cinemascore began operation in 1979 only 19 films have received the lowest score. In…