The Best Films of 2017

The year finally came to an end a few days ago. It's rare to see a year so filled with quality content like 2017. Not only did several films become instant classics for new generations of film fanatics, it also marked an important step forward for representation of women, african-americans, and several other groups, both …

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Golden Globes 2018 Film Predictions: Who Will Emerge as the Winner in Hollywood’s Second Biggest Awards Show?

This awards season has probably been the most difficult to predict in years, with no clear frontrunners to point to. Will the path to the Oscars look clearer once tomorrow's show ends?  Probably not, since there isn't any actual collusion between HFPA members and Academy members. Let's not forget, the Globes are noticeable for always …

‘The Greates Showman’ Review: An Uneven and Mediocre Musical

★★ A few great performances and a good soundtrack ultimately can’t save this bland musical from mediocrity, but at least they tried. Telling the “true” story of famous (infamous?) showman P.T. Barnum, played by Hugh Jackman, as he creates his world-famous circus with the help of his wife (Michelle Williams) and a business partner played …

‘Lady Bird’ Review: A Hilarious yet Moving Comedy-Drama

★★★★½ Growing up is the central theme in Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut, Lady Bird, a small in scope but big in heart comedy-drama that hits all the right notes.  The film deals with high school senior Christine “Lady Bird” McPhearson, played by Saoirse Ronan, and her many relationships with friends, romantic interests, and most prominently, …

‘All the Money in the World’ Review: A Thrilling Masterpiece Worthy of Awards Buzz

★★★★½ With All the Money in the World, Ridley Scott has managed to make a film that can stand shoulder-to-shoulder with his older classics and overcome some flaws that have plagued some recent ones.  The film tells the real story of the kidnapping of J Paul Getty III, grandson of then-richest person in the world, …