Mike Birbiglia’s latest film is as dramatic as it is funny.
Don’t let the gap in time fool you, Bourne is back and he hasn’t missed a beat. It’s been close to a decade since the last good Bourne film hit theaters with it’s iconic action, gripping story, and politically chiding undertones. The franchise, at least in the original trilogy, has always guaranteed these characteristics and has delivered in spectacular fashion. However, with an aging Matt Damon and the bad aftertaste left by Legacy, many questions could be raised, the biggest of which, is does it hold up? In short, yes.
Ellen Page is back; with Orange Is The New Black writer Sian Heder in a Netflix original film, Tallulah.
Things just get worse and worse for Naz.
We attended an advanced screening of Quitters at The CORE: Club Thursday July 21st.
With the third installment in the rebooted Star Trek series, we are greeted with a safe and saccharine foul ball that sort of gets the job done.
On Wednesday July 20th, we were invited to attend a special preview screening of Brady Corbet’s new film The Childhood of a Leader at The IFC Center.
The latest from writer/director/actor Mike Birbiglia with all-star comic cast.
Brady Corbet’s ambitious period drama examines young evil to mixed results.
“Gleason” manages to be sad and inspirational as well as being a call to action without disrupting or manipulating Steve Gleason’s story.