Category: Sundance
Amazing Grace Review
NEON has been on a roll with documentaries made to seat you in a time capsule that transports you to a moment in history.
Knock Down the House Review
Knock Down the House is not just a documentary, but it also has to be one of the best real life superhero origin stories of all time
The Death of Dick Long Review
For a film with an immature title, The Death of Dick Long has to be one of the smartest and funniest comedies of the year.
Velvet Buzzsaw Review
The hybridization of genres is welcoming, but the execution (pun intended) is rather lackluster.
Brittany Runs a Marathon Review
Bell rings in her name with a groundbreaking role in which she delivers a spectacular performance.
Native Son Review
if only the screenplay was on par with Rashid Johnson’s vision.
Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile Review
Efron’s performance as Ted Bundy will make you look at him in a way you’d never expect.
The Farewell Review
Wang brings that theme of family traditions to the forefront that many people of the world aren’t familiar with.
Assassination Nation Review: The Purge Wished It Was This Badass
This film is a giant, well-deserved “Fuck You” to America.
Blindspotting Review
Now if only someone would combine this movie, “Dope”, and “Sorry to Bother You” in a DVD box set and call it “The Oakland Classic Set”, I’ll gladly click preorder in a flash.
Eighth Grade Review
Whereas other filmmakers would diminish the realities of middle school by pandering to a younger demographic, Burnham grounds the entire story in reality. He isn’t hyperbolic with his characters, but he perfectly portrays character types that we’ve all known in middle school.
A corporate affair as lifeless as working in a mine shaft.