Chris Rock Asks: What’s Your ‘Top Five’?
By: Daniel Reynolds The biggest news in the film industry right now involves Seth Rogen, James Franco, and North Korea. I always knew, deep down, that Franco would eventually be […]
Category Archives: Film
The ‘Foxcatcher’ and the Hound
By: Daniel Reynolds In Bennett Miller‘s 2005 film Capote we are introduced to the real life titular figure, Truman Capote, as he begins his most famous novel, In Cold Blood. With […]
An Early Bro-mo of “The Interview”
By: Fabio Di Leo Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg are the best comedic writers of this young 21st century. Was my statement bold enough? Absolutely. But more importantly like their movies, […]
On The Comeback Trail For Actors
By: Daniel Reynolds If you haven’t seen it already, go and watch Birdman (Or, the Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance). It’s director Alejandro G. Inarritu’s great comedic take on ego and culture […]
Out of This World: An ‘Interstellar’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds To trace the arc of Christopher Nolan‘s career you’d have to start with a modest protractor before busting out some variation of Foucault’s pendulum. It’s impossible to […]
Keep on Creepin’ On: A ‘Nightcrawler’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds The most arresting sequence in the 2000 film Shadow of the Vampire, a fictional account of the making of F.W. Murnau’s classic 1922 film Nosferatu, arrives at the movie’s conclusion. […]
Batman vs. The Hulk or (The Wild Flight of ‘Birdman’)
By: Daniel Reynolds So you’re a director named Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu. Your award-nominated films are renowned as heavy, moody and well-composed experiences. Perhaps you’ve grown weary of the unending string […]
We Need to Talk About Jason Reitman
By: Daniel Reynolds Back in 2005 at the 30th annual Toronto International Film Festival, I was faced with a rapidly shrinking number of choices. I had stood in line for […]
You Are Now Entering Harmontown
By: Jordan Ferguson There’s a moment early on in the new documentary Harmontown where Dan Harmon, freshly fired from Community, the show he created, sits down at his desk to […]
Couples Therapy: A ‘Gone Girl’ Review
By: Daniel Reynolds The first thing that comes to mind about a David Fincher film is the surface. In Seven and Fight Club, it’s the grimy surroundings that stick with […]
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