Julian Schnabel's take on the tormented artist finds beauty in a lack of flow.
Advertisements
The Fragmented Beauty of At Eternity’s Gate: A Review
Tag: drama
Mary Poppins Returns but Brought Nothing New: A Review
Emily Blunt brings a new sort of charm to Julie Andrews's beloved role, but the film does not seem to have much else to carry.
David Fincher’s Gone Girl, and Gillian Flynn’s Understanding of Female Psychopathy: A Review
David Fincher and Gillian Flynn's forces create something not to be underestimated.
Cold War Review: A Broken Romance Whose Happiness Evokes Sadness
Paweł Pawlikowski's story of a decade long romance isn't any other film of the sort - it's nothing short of a miracle.
Colette Review: A Biopic About Sexual Freedom With One of Keira Knightley’s Best Performances
Keira Knightley's portrayal of the renowned French writer is a stunner.
The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, the Coen Brothers’ Western Anthology Hits and Misses, but Mostly Hits: Review
The Coen brothers' western anthology sums up the nature of the Americana lifestyle.
Magnolia, a San Fernando Epic About The Search for Redemption Through Mere Coincidences: A Review
Paul Thomas Anderson's 1999 magnum opus remains the director at his most ambitious and emotionally chaotic.
