Movies

‘Three Colours: Blue’: A Great Beginning

This is probably one of the most impactful films I have ever watched, and one that everyone else should watch as well. Read More

‘Men’: A Very Hollow Comedy

There is nothing really to say about this movie. It has a short runtime, but it seems to go on forever. Read More

Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra brings the magic back to ‘Harry Potter’

The direction of the score adds a different layer to the movie and can give viewers an entirely different interpretation of the original message. Read More

‘Smile’: or, a eulogy for Mustache

Creepy smiles, good scares, dead cat. Four out of five stars. Read More

‘The Needle’: in no particular order

The more I think about 'The Needle,' the more I seem to enjoy it. Read More

‘Do Revenge’: an homage to the enraged teenage girl

Both female leads of "Do Revenge" were rage-filled, unhinged young women. And I loved them for that. Finally, I saw myself on screen. Read More

‘Marcel The Shell With Shoes On’: no hollow film here

"Marcel the Shell" has such a whimsy that is reminiscent of both Ghibli and Pixar’s greatest hits. Read More

‘Yahha’: As experimental as the Soviet Rock scene

The perfect way to say what this film is in between, but not fully, in the states of narrative film, documentary, or even experimentalism. Read More

‘Pinocchio’ (2022): Disney wished on another wrong star

I cannot find any joy in this film, even as a guilty pleasure. I find nothing but pure unadulterated nihilism. Read More

‘Elvis’: I Can’t Help Falling in Boredom With Him

The film spans the entire life of Elvis without ever asking the question: What new insight can I add to a life already as exceptional as his? Read More