At the Movies: Beau is Too Afraid for Its Own Good
Ari Aster’s new Beau Is Afraid is very hard to simply enjoy from beginning to end, Megan Bianco explains in ...
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Dana Point Film Festival to Celebrate Ocean Conservation
The inaugural Dana Point Film Festival dedicated to celebrating and conserving the ocean will kick off on May 4, with ...
At the Movies: ‘Knock at the Cabin’ Surprisingly Delivers
M. Night Shyamalan’s new film, Knock at the Cabin, works as a showcase for his skills as a visual director, ...
At the Movies: ‘Stowaway’ Leaves a Bit to Be Desired
By Megan Bianco Space-set movies are almost as bad as time-travel movies with the amount of suspension of disbelief you ...
At the Movies: ‘Three Billboards’ Is a Breath of Fresh Air in Current Social Environment
By Megan Bianco London-based filmmaker Martin McDonagh has only made three major feature films, but he already has grown a ...
At the Movies: ‘Thank You for Your Service’ Doesn’t Overwhelm with Bias
By Megan Bianco Writer-director Jason Hall’s military drama Thank You for Your Service might as well have been released on Halloween weekend, ...
At the Movies: Oh, Pooh: ‘Goodbye Christopher Robin’
By Megan Bianco The term “Oscar bait” has lost nearly all of its meaning the past few years, with most ...
At the Movies: ‘Blade Runner 2049’ Adds to Concept’s Legacy
By Megan Bianco Thirty-five years after its initial release, and after four different cuts of the film re-edited and released ...
At the Movies: ‘Beatriz at Dinner’ Serves a New Perspective
Photo: Lacey Terrell By Megan Bianco Salma Hayek is the latest Hollywood sex symbol to undergo the “ugly makeover” for ...
