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Review: Shippu Rondo

The Japan Cuts film festival wraps up this weekend, and today, I attended the penultimate screening of my five-ticket bundle: Shippu...

Review: Haruneko

Saw Haruneko, the the last of the three kinda, sorta cat-themed movies screened at the Japan Cuts festival. The program described it as...

Review: Neko Atsume House

Just got home from Neko Atsume House, the second feature of my Japan Cuts experience. Based on, of all things, a mobile phone app, the...

Review: Alley Cat

Attended my first screening of Japan Cuts, Japan Society’s annual showcase of recent releases from the Land of the Rising Sun. The film...

Review: Justice League

How can I describe Justice League without sounding excessively cynical or bitter? Well, while it’s not nearly as good as Wonder Woman, it...

Review: Dunkirk

From the nonlinear narrative structure of Memento to the playfully unconventional use of intercutting in Inception, Christopher Nolan has...

Review: Baby Driver

From the “rom-zom-com” antics of Shaun of the Dead to the comparatively somber and self-reflective The World’s End, Edgar Wright has...

Review - Kong: Skull Island

Sometimes, you want juicy, tender filet mignon. Other days, you’re in the mood for a greasy hamburger. Today, I found myself craving some...

Review: Logan

Went and saw Logan, Hugh Jackman’s farewell to Wolverine after over a decade-and-a-half of playing the character—and what a sendoff it...

Review: Memories of Murder

Went back to IFC Center this morning to see Memories of Murder, South Korean director Bong Joon-ho’s 2003 police procedural—though that...

Review: The Villainess

Went to IFC Center for a screening of The Villainess, an absolutely bonkers South Korean action flick about a young woman who has the...

Review: In This Corner of the World

Caught a screening of In This Corner of the World at Angelika Film Center. It’s not difficult to see why this gorgeously animated feature...

Review: Flying Colors

Japan Society is gearing up for Japan Cuts, its annual showcase of notable new films from the Land of the Rising Sun, and to celebrate,...

Review: Your Name

Went and saw Your Name, the latest effort from animation auteur Makoto Shinkai. Since it’s a full-blown cultural phenomenon in its native...

Review: 10 Cloverfield Lane

Saw 10 Cloverfield Lane today. I’m a sucker for the rare-yet-diverse “trapped in a room with scary people” sub-genre (part of the reason...

Review: The Boy and the Beast

Last summer, my brother and I visited Japan, and as we explored the streets, skyscrapers, parks, and temples around Tokyo, we saw this...

Review: Belladonna of Sadness

I’ve only been back in New York for a few hours, and I’m already hitting my usual haunts. How could I possibly turn in early when...

Review: Tampopo

Dragged myself out of bed this morning and made my way over to the Film Forum (the same venue where I saw Chimes At Midnight earlier this...

Review: Miss Hokusai

Last night, I found out that an animated film I’ve been looking forward to for months was quietly released on Friday, to a criminally...

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