Category: Film

Love or Nothing

Shakespeare asks the big questions and sometimes he answers them. In Romeo and Juliet he asks about love, often.

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Masterful Viewing

Anderson’s The Master reviewed.

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Apologetic Anne

As the recent New York Magazine article, “Why Do Women hate Anne Hathaway (But Love Jennifer Lawrence)?” thoughtfully explores, Anne Hathaway bugs people. Unlike the magnetic Jennifer Lawrence, Hathaway has always had trouble garnering public affection. For the most part, I try to stay away from the popular sport of celebrity hating that this article examines.

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The Fourth Annual Princeton Independent Film Festival

Narrative as a discourse, and the opportunities within collective interpretation.

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Frog Meets Pig

A review of the Muppets movie.

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America from Afar

Roman Polanski has lived one of the most fascinating lives of the last century, though it would be hard to call it “good.” Such a title ought to be reserved for more pleasant, straightforward existences that perhaps begin modestly and … Read More

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New Year’s Eve

A dark horse in the race for the Oscars.

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A review of You Were Never Really Here

Both squarely within and bushing the boundaries of Lynne Ramsey’s heralded artistries.

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The Outsider

Undernourished Diversions [Perspectives on The Hunger Games ]: Part 1.

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The Movies, Today

KILLERS Killers stars Katherine Heigl as an attractive, blonde, and slightly manic but single and unfulfilled woman who’s all too acutely aware that her biological clock’s ticking. As if by magic, shockingly attractive man of her dreams Ashton Kutcher comes … Read More

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Star Wars Episode More

The 1977 Best Picture race as a metaphor for my life.

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The Novice

Undernourshied Diversions [Perspectives on The Hunger Games ]: Part 2.

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