All posts by Cate Marquis
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LIVING – Review
Bill Nighy gives a striking performance as colorless taciturn bureaucrat whose his rigid, repetitive life is transformed by...
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THE PALE BLUE EYE – Review
At West Point in 1830, a cadet is found hanged, in an apparent suicide, but then the body...
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WHITE NOISE – Review
Noah Baumbach, the director whose previous films include dramas like THE SQUID AND THE WHALE, offers audiences an...
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BABYLON – Review
LA LA LAND director Damien Chazelle gives a different take on the movie industry with ‘s BABYLON, focused...
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EMANCIPATION – Review
An unrecognizable Will Smith stars as an enslaved man in Civil War era Louisiana, who decides upon hearing...
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THE INSPECTION – Review
A homeless young Black man, rejected by his mother and with few options, decides to join the Marines,...
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BONES AND ALL – Review
“My Cannibal Romance” or “The Fine Young Cannibals” might be alternate titles for this film except that it...
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THE FABELMANS – Review
In his semi-autobiographical film THE FABELMANS, director Steven Spielberg looks back on growing up and how he fell...
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SHE SAID – Review
Carey Mulligan and Zoe Kazan star in the engrossing true-story drama SHE SAID, which throws a spotlight on...
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CAUSEWAY – Review
Jennifer Lawrence gives a heart-rending performance as a wounded Afghan war veteran healing from injuries, obvious and not,...
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THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN – Review
The brilliant THE BANSHEES OF INISHERIN reunites IN BRUGES co-stars Colin Farrell and Brendan Gleeson with Martin McDonagh...
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TILL – Review
The heart-breaking true story drama TILL is the long overdue telling of Emmett Till’s story. We all know...
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TÁR – Review
Todd Field’s drama TÁR is built on a tour-de-force performance by Cate Blanchett as fictional renowned classical music...
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AMSTERDAM – Review
Director/writer David O. Russell’s AMSTERDAM features a dazzling cast in a period mystery/adventure tale in which three friends,...
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SMILE – Review
October is the perfect month for scary movies, and horror fans can get their fix with SMILE, a...
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DON’T WORRY DARLING – Review
Florence Pugh follows up her successes in BLACK WIDOW, LITTLE WOMEN and MIDSOMMER with a role as a...
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MY NAME IS SARA – Review
How many 13-year-olds have the self-discipline to pretend to be someone else for two years, without once revealing...
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EMILY THE CRIMINAL – Review
With Aubrey Plaza as the star and the odd title EMILY THE CRIMINAL, one might be reasonably expect...
