On Christmas Day, after the presents are opened, church is attended, and holiday pies are carved and consumed, a lot of families ask, “Now what?” Ah, that’s…… Read more “Jeff York collects four year-end awards contenders in a combined review on The Establishing Shot”
Tag: Call Me By Your Name
Andrea Thompson reviews “Call My By Your Name” for Cultured Vultures
As a work of art (and it definitely is), Call Me By Your Name resembles the passionate love story it depicts in many ways. It’s one of those breathtaking…… Read more “Andrea Thompson reviews “Call My By Your Name” for Cultured Vultures”
Five new awards season reviews from Don Shanahan and Every Movie Has a Lesson
Click on the titles for the full reviews PHANTOM THREAD n Phantom Thread, everyone who enters the studio, workplace, and residence of The House of Woodcock, occupied by…… Read more “Five new awards season reviews from Don Shanahan and Every Movie Has a Lesson”
Listen to three new episodes of the Neon Movie Bunker podcast with El’Ahrai Stanek and John Robinson
Click on the titles for the full shows EPISODE 12 Now that 2017 has been sent to the land of wind and ghosts, we can look forward…to…… Read more “Listen to three new episodes of the Neon Movie Bunker podcast with El’Ahrai Stanek and John Robinson”
Eight new awards season film reviews from Al and Linda Lerner on Movies and Shakers
Click on the titles for the full reviews THE POST Today, the Internet, 24 hour cable news and smartphones have eroded attention spans, but the need for…… Read more “Eight new awards season film reviews from Al and Linda Lerner on Movies and Shakers”
Nelson Carvajal reviews “All the Money in the World,” “I, Tonya,” “Downsizing,” “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” and “Call Me By Your Name” on Free Cinema Now
Click on the titles for full reviews ALL THE MONEY IN THE WORLD When Sony Pictures decided to abruptly pull their latest film All the Money in the World from AFI Fest in…… Read more “Nelson Carvajal reviews “All the Money in the World,” “I, Tonya,” “Downsizing,” “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” and “Call Me By Your Name” on Free Cinema Now”
Al and Linda Lerner review “Call Me By Your Name” on Movies and Shakers
This film is remarkable for its simplicity. Director Luca Guadagnino allows a summer romance to play out as a beautiful, tender revelation of the senses, between two…… Read more “Al and Linda Lerner review “Call Me By Your Name” on Movies and Shakers”
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