“Guidance is right on the cusp of greatness. The film is brimming with stellar performances, expert direction, and dazzling cinematography, yet it falls short in expanding the narrative.”
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“It’s awe inspiring to see the expansion of Irma Vep. No longer hindered by time constraints that impeded the 1996 film, Assayas is able to fully indulge himself in the full potential of the narrative.”
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“Hot off the success of his film Joyland, which premiered at Festival De Cannes and won the Un Certain Regard award, Oliver Ridge joins me in a conversation about Corner Office"…”
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“Despite the film’s name, Navalny is not a biography of Alexie Navalny...It is, quite frankly, some much deserved anti-Kremlin messaging. And, as such, it is certainly well made.”
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“The phrase ‘finding the artist within’ holds new meaning here, Cronenberg maybe looking at his own ideas as the abnormal growths inside of him, maybe turning his lens on himself and finding the body horror in his own creative processes.”
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“…Offseason makes a number of cinematic choices that elevates this horror experience above other low-budget films - the use of chapters, of course, being one of those choices.”
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“I cannot rave enough about Sandler and his performance in this film. Despite his insistence on producing and starring in low-brow comedies…Sandler has proven he has the chops to hold down more sophisticated roles.”
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“Official Competition, “Jerry & Marge Go Large”, and “Corner Office” are among the films Taylor Baker and I discuss as we look at what’ screening at this year’s Tribeca Festival.
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“[Bryan Ruby’s] charity Proud To Be In Baseball helps support and endorse LGBTQ+ youth participation in baseball, and proceeds from his new single "Left Field" will be donated to that cause.”
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“The amount of blood and guts goes to new extremes this season.”
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“The B-side to Men takes its greatest qualities - its uneasiness, its Biblical metaphor, the brilliant performances of Buckley and Kinnear - and brings them to the edge of incomprehensibility.”
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