Support the Girls depicts a not-so-classy occupation in a somewhat classy highbrow film.
Category: 2018
Ash is Purest White (2018) | Movie Review
Ash is Purest White may have you looking down at your watch a few times, but Jia’s latest movie is a perfect example of simple, yet elegant filmmaking if you know where to look.
Ralph Breaks the Internet (2018) | Movie Review
I guarantee you Ralph Breaks the Internet isn’t just the cash grab you may think it is. Trust me, it’s really good! Personally, I liked it better than the first.
One Cut of the Dead (2018) | Movie Review
One Cut of the Dead is abstract in the best way possible. Often times a film that subverts a formula can feel like its only serving that purpose, but the several layers to this story are what make it such a blast to watch.
Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (2018) | Movie Review
How can something that’s supposed to be so magical feel like so much work to get through? Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald is a very difficult-to-follow sequel to 2016’s Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Incredibles 2 (2018) | Movie Review
Incredibles 2 does far and above what the last film accomplished.
Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) | Movie Review
The tone never feels locked in. Luckily, Bohemian Rhapsody finds those sensibilities again in the end.
A Star Is Born (2018) | Movie Review
Criticism of music is interesting because people’s tastes differ so much and there’s a vast discrepancy with what everyone likes.
Mid90s (2018) | Movie Review
But the particular and very specific movement talked about in Mid90s is sort of an amalgamation of the philosophies of both the aforementioned.
Green Book (2018) | Movie Review
On paper, you can tell exactly where Green Book is going. It’s essentially a story of a white man who drives around a black man in 1962’s deep south. Prior to getting the gig, the white man, Tony (Viggo Mortensen), has his prejudices about black people. Can you guess what’s going to happen next?
The Twizard 