The New Orleans Film Critic
"When you get to hell, John, tell them Daisy sent you..." Racist, misogynistic, offensive, graphically violent. Would you expect anything less from writer/director Quentin Tarantino? Tarantino's eighth film, to no surprise, is receiving it's fair share of backlash from critics for going too far and being too Tarantino. Although I cringed, felt uncomfortable and covered my… Continue reading The Hateful Eight is Total Tarantino
"Home is home." One day the sun will come out, and you'll realize that this is where your life is. At least that's what Brooklyn is trying to tell us, but despite its beauty and poetic charm, the movie falls flat for a film considered one of the year's best. Brooklyn is a cinematic art piece on… Continue reading Brooklyn is Beautiful Yet Bland
I'm not really sure what director Guillermo del Toro was thinking by adding ghosts as wavering antagonists in Crimson Peak, but while del Toro's recent work focuses more on style and less on substance, I'm surprisingly okay with that.
In her sophomore smash hit, Sofia Coppola introduces us to a familiar world within the realms of loneliness and isolation.
"Jurassic World is a solid summer blockbuster--turn off your brain and just enjoy it." That's what I was told prior to my 3D dino disaster experience.
"I live...I die...I live again!" Nearly 30 years after Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome and three years after it began filming, Mad Max: Fury Road has finally been unveiled to a new generation of movie-goers...and the wait has been worth it! Mad Max: Fury Road is the 2015 post-apocalyptic action film directed, produced and co-written by… Continue reading Top 5 Reasons to See Mad Max: Fury Road
Do a little dance, make a little love and getting down tonight sometimes results in one of the most common accidents women face today--pregnancy. It also results in one of the most glaring movie slogans of the year: "This is a romantic comedy...about abortion."
I love horror movies. I'm fairly certain that some day I will be caught in the middle of some horrible disaster, and I need to be prepared to survive it. This is why I regularly quote "The Unthinkable: Who Survives When Disaster Strikes and Why" in casual conversation (fun fact: did you know that most… Continue reading The Descent: Survival of the Fittest
Cloud Atlas may well be the most disappointing movie of the year. I've had the book on my to-read list for several months, and in the lead-up to the release of the movie I had numerous friends tell me this was one of the best books they'd ever read.
"Sometimes in order to heal...a few people need to get hurt." The advertising campaign for Young Adult gave audiences the misconception that this would be another midlife crisis comedy. It's not. Its realistic honesty delves into dark territory, digging deep into a place we’ve all been to, whether we acknowledge it or not. Mavis Garey… Continue reading Young Adult – A Lost Soul To Root For
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