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Review: Ten Years Japan

Just got back in from my second Japan Cuts screening, Ten Years Japan—a significantly more somber and thematically dense affair than the...

Review: The Island of Cats

It’s the most wonderful time of the year: Japan Cuts, my favorite annual film festival, has officially commenced! For my first screening,...

Review: The Farewell

Caught an early morning screening of The Farewell at Angelika Film Center. While stories about death tend to be fairly somber affairs...

Review: Audition

Went to Metrograph to catch a screening of Arrow’s gorgeous restoration of Takashi Miike’s Audition. This J-horror masterpiece...

Review - Spider-Man: Far From Home

[The following review contains SPOILERS for Spider-Man: Far From Home, Avengers: Endgame, and several other MCU films. YOU HAVE BEEN...

Review: The Final Kanopy Binge

Well, as of today, the New York Public Library has officially severed ties with Kanopy, my favorite streaming service. Sadly, like...

Review: Toy Story 4

Let’s make one thing crystal clear right off the bat: Toy Story 3 provided the perfect conclusion to Pixar’s flagship franchise, neatly...

Review: Child's Play 2

Half-watched Child’s Play 2 on the telly this morning. Never really got into the series, but this particular installment, at least, is...

Review: Top Secret!

At my brother’s insistence, I watched Top Secret! for the first time. It features exactly what you want from a Zucker, Abrahams and...

Review: The Holy Mountain

Ever since I experienced the glorious avant-garde weirdness of El Topo a few years back, I’ve been trying to see The Holy Mountain,...

Review: Rocketman

The thematic ambitions of Rocketman are neatly and brilliantly established within the first three minutes of its running time, when Elton...

Review: The Image You Missed

Went to Metrograph to catch a screening of The Image You Missed, a personal cinematic essay in which director Donal Foreman combs through...

Review - Godzilla: King of the Monsters

In recent years, the phrase “fan service” seems to have developed a negative connotation in the realm of film criticism… and honestly, I...

Review: Booksmart

Coming-of-age comedies have a bad habit of recycling John Hughes tropes, with the raunchiness of the jokes providing the only significant...

Review: Asako I & II

Ventured out to Metrograph for a screening of Asako I & II, an odd little Japanese film with a title implying that it contains its own...

Review: All Is True

Ventured out to Angelika Film Center for the first time in quite a while to catch a screening of All Is True. Although William...

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