All posts by Cate Marquis
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THE BRUTALIST – Review
If you get a chance to see THE BRUTALIST at a 35mm showing, please seize the opportunity. You...
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BETTER MAN – Review
Does BETTER MAN make a monkey out of British musician Robbie Williams? Well, no, but it does make...
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NOSFERATU – Review
Before Bela Lugosi created the image of an elegant Dracula in Todd Browning’s film DRACULA, F.W. Murnau made...
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A COMPLETE UNKNOWN – Review
Timothee Chalamet stars a young Bob Dylan at the beginning of his career, in director James Mangold’s A...
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GLADIATOR II – Review
Director Ridley Scott returns to the world of ancient Rome with GLADIATOR II. GLADIATOR is an iconic film...
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ANORA – Review
Cannes’ Palme d’Or winner ANORA follows a Brooklyn exotic dancer who marries the son of a Russian oligarch...
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CONCLAVE – Review
The Pope is dead, and the red-clad Cardinals gather to choose the next leader of the Roman Catholic...
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SMILE 2 – Review
Usually an infectious smile is a good thing but not if you are in a SMILE horror movie,...
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THE APPRENTICE – Review
It is not the old TV show but Donald Trump’s “apprenticeship” under his attorney and mentor Roy Cohn,...
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THE OUTRUN – Review
Saoirse Ronan stars as a woman from Scotland’s remote Orkney Islands is forced to return home when her...
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A DIFFERENT MAN – Review
Sebastian Stan plays Edward, an aspiring actor with a medical condition that causes facial disfigurement, whose life is...
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WHITE BIRD – Review
Helen Mirren stars as a French Jewish grandmother who survived the Holocaust in the family drama WHITE BIRD....
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LEE – Review
The name Lee Miller may not be familiar but you have most likely seen her photos, some of...
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WOLFS – Review
Brad Pitt and George Clooney team up as a couple of lone wolf professional “fixers” for clients who...
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SPEAK NO EVIL – Review
In the chilling thriller/horror drama SPEAK NO EVIL, James McAvoy delivers another striking performance as character who shifts...
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BETWEEN THE TEMPLES – Review
Jason Schwartzman plays a cantor who has lost his singing voice, his wife and maybe even hope, whose...
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BLINK TWICE – Review
Zoë Kravitz’s directorial debut BLINK TWICE starts out with a great deal of promise but ultimately fails to...
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SING SING – Review
SING SING is not about vocalizing but a powerful, moving drama about the transformative power of art in...
