David Byrne’s American Utopia Video Review: One of 2020’s Best Films

by Jason Gorber | September 29, 2020

ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber discusses Spike Lee's latest non-fiction doc about David Byrne's remarkable stage show American Utopia, one of the best films of 2020.

Ammonite Video Review

by Jason Gorber | September 29, 2020

ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber talks about Francis Lee's stirring romantic-drama Ammonite, and its two talented leads, Kate Winslett and Saoirse Ronan.

MLK/FBI Video Review

by Jason Gorber | September 29, 2020

ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber examines Sam Pollard's powerful documentary MLK/FBI.

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David Byrne’s American Utopia Video Review: One of 2020’s Best Films
ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber discusses Spike Lee's latest non-fiction doc about David Byrne's remarkable stage show American Utopia, one of the best films of 2020.
film

Ammonite Video Review
ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber talks about Francis Lee's stirring romantic-drama Ammonite, and its two talented leads, Kate Winslett and Saoirse Ronan.
film

MLK/FBI Video Review
ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber examines Sam Pollard's powerful documentary MLK/FBI.

The Boy from Medellín Video Review

by Jason Gorber | September 29, 2020

ThatShelf.com Managing Editor Jason Gorber breaks down Matthew Heineman's documentary The Boy from Medellín, which profiles the day-to-day life of reggaeton superstar, J Balvin.

Black Hole Films Episode 178 – Rocky

by Black Hole Films | September 29, 2020

Adria Budd-Johnson and Eric Johnson join Jeremy for Rocky!

BGM Episode 126: The Detective

by Bad Gay Movies | September 28, 2020

Mike, Bil and Dan are on hand to tell you all about The Detective!

The Boys in the Band Review: A Gay Classic is Revived Once More

by Manuel Betancourt | September 28, 2020

Mart Crawley's 1968 play gets a slick makeover courtesy of director Joe Mantello and a who's who of queer Hollywood.

The Antenna Review: Watered Down Contempt

by Deirdre Crimmins | September 28, 2020

Distopias with heavy-handed governments were one of the first things dreamed of by science fiction after the industrial revolution. Metropolis, 1984, and, We collectively looked to Big Brother (and originated that phrase) as the big bad guy. The Antenna tries to carry that torch, but fails to have much to add to the conversation. The […]

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The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation
The Last of Us Part 2 is exciting and visceral. The team at Naughty Dog overcame many obstacles and delivered a worthy sequel to one of the biggest games of all time. It will be another decade before we see anything as stunning and personal in a major console release.
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TIFF 2020: The Third Day Review
The Wicker Man meets Midsommar in HBO's new atmospheric but predictable miniseries The Third Day with Jude Law and Naomie Harris
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Black Hole Films Episode 178 – Rocky
Adria Budd-Johnson and Eric Johnson join Jeremy for Rocky!

Spoiled Rotten 114: Revisiting Spider-Man

by Spoiled Rotten | September 28, 2020

Ben and Daniel revisit Sam Raimi's Spider-Man!

Shortcut Review: One Helluva Monster

by Deirdre Crimmins | September 27, 2020

Shortcut is just the kind of jumpy spooky horror film we need to kick off this year’s season of Halloween. The film begins on a school bus with only a few kids and their driver. When they come across a bunch of logs in the road they are forced to turn around and take a […]

The Criterion Shelf: Christo and Jeanne-Claude

by Bil Antoniou | September 26, 2020

Christo’s projects push the limit of what people consider to be the usefulness of art.

TIFF 2020 Review Roundup: This Year’s Standout Movies

by That Shelf Staff | September 25, 2020

TIFF 2020 is a wrap, and we’ve put together a collection of movie reviews and features from this year’s festival.

LX 2048 Review: One Talky Therapy Session of Sci-Fi Ideas

by Kevin Lee | September 25, 2020

No one can go out and practically every human on the planet is on a virtual call. The timing of LX 2048's release is uncanny.

NYFF Dispatch II: The Human Voice Review

by Manuel Betancourt | September 25, 2020

A new Pedro Almodóvar film is always cause for celebration. Even a short one, especially one that so carefully harkens back and deepens, in turn, the Spanish director’s longstanding fascinations. The Human Voice, starring Tilda Swinton and “freely based” on Jean Cocteau’s 1928 play by the same name, is pure Almodóvar. It’s both a potent […]

NYFF Dispatch I: The Inheritance & Lovers Rock Review

by Manuel Betancourt | September 24, 2020

Eprhaim Asili and Steve McQueen's respective films are tender portraits of the power of community-run spaces.

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That Shelf

David Byrne's American Utopia Review

Ammonite Video Review

MLK/FBI Video Review

The Boy from Medellín Video Review

Black Hole Films Episode 178

David Byrne’s American Utopia Video Review: One of 2020’s Best Films

Ammonite Video Review

MLK/FBI Video Review

film

David Byrne’s American Utopia Video Review: One of 2020’s Best Films

film

Ammonite Video Review

film

MLK/FBI Video Review

The Boy from Medellín Video Review

Black Hole Films Episode 178 – Rocky

BGM Episode 126: The Detective

The Boys in the Band Review: A Gay Classic is Revived Once More

The Antenna Review: Watered Down Contempt

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

tv

TIFF 2020: The Third Day Review

podcasts

Black Hole Films Episode 178 – Rocky

Spoiled Rotten 114: Revisiting Spider-Man

Shortcut Review: One Helluva Monster

TIFF 2020 Review Roundup: This Year’s Standout Movies

LX 2048 Review: One Talky Therapy Session of Sci-Fi Ideas

NYFF Dispatch II: The Human Voice Review

NYFF Dispatch I: The Inheritance & Lovers Rock Review

film

David Byrne’s American Utopia Video Review: One of 2020’s Best Films

TV

TIFF 2020: The Third Day Review

games

The Last of Us Part II Review: Game of the Generation

podcasts

Black Hole Films Episode 178 – Rocky