The Uprising Review: A Muddled Political Allegory
Paul Greengrass's The Uprising is content to ride the coattails of modern political discourse but doesn’t engage with the context meaningfully.
Andrew Garfield
After the Hunt Review: NYFF 2025
Julia Roberts commands the scene in Luca Guadagnino's juicy moral fable After the Hunt, which gives no easy answers for the audience.
We Live In Time Review
It’s the type of movie you leave with a smile on your face, that hope remains even through joy and sadness.
We Live In Time Director John Crowley talks Andrew Garfield, Florence Pugh in new romantic drama
Director John Crowley opens up about love, time, and the instant chemistry between Andrew Garfield and Florence Pugh in his new romantic drama.
Spoiled Rotten 263: Revisiting The Amazing Spider-Man
Dave Getachew joins Ben and Daniel to revisit The Amazing Spider-Man on Spoiled Rotten Podcast!
Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Tick, Tick…Boom! is a Phenomenal Musical Adaptation
To the surprise of no one, Lin-Manuel Miranda's take on a musical by RENT's Jonathan Larson is a phenomenal adaptation.
comPOSERS Episode 95: The Social Network
Join us as we discuss 2010's The Social Network and its unique score by Trent "Nine Inch Nails" Reznor and Atticus "Works With Trent A Lot" Ross.
Hacksaw Ridge Review
Congratulations Mel Gibson, you've made a slightly better Passchendaele.
99 Homes Review
99 Homes is essentially Wall Street for the era of the U.S. bailout and sub-prime mortgage collapse. An assured return to form for filmmaker Ramin Bahrani that benefits from a wealth of style and tension and a pair of exceptionally matched leading performances.
TIFF 2014: 99 Homes Review
99 Homes Special Presentations Essentially Wall Street for the era of the U.S. bailout and sub-prime mortgage collapse, this assured return to form for filmmaker Ramin Bahrani (Man Push Cart, Goodbye Solo, At Any Price) benefits from a wealth of style and tension and a pair of exceptionally matched leading performances. After being evicted from […]
Geek Hard Podcast: Episode 207
On this episode we review The Amazing Spider-Man 2 starring Andrew Garfield, Emma Stone, and Jamie Foxx. We also take a look at Free Comic Book Day with Alice Quinn and Kris J Johnson of Bizarre Comics.
The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Review
Whatever you thought of Marc Webb’s previous outing in the rebooting of the Spider-man Marvel Comics franchise is precisely what you’ll think of The Amazing Spider-man 2 with very little deviation.
You Should Be Watching: 5 Miniseries to Fill the True Detective Void
Going through True Detective withdrawal? Good news! To help get you through this rough time, we’ve compiled a list of five miniseries to fill that empty spot in your heart with.
This Week in DVD: 11/13/12
This week on DVD Pixar's Brave and the re-boot of The Amazing Spider-man both take aim for home entertainment superiority. We also take a look at the underrated holiday heartwarmer Arthur Christmas, the apocalyptic comedy Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, and two cheesy direct to DVD action films: one that has Bruce Willis and the other with Steve Austin and Steven Segal.
The Amazing Spider-Man Review
The Amazing Spider-Man still faithfully tells the origin story of Marvel Comics’ famed web-slinger for the first half, but a stellar cast raises the material past the bar set by Sam Raimi’s franchise and the second half wisely becomes its own movie from that point onward, even if the more original second half has more problems than the part haters will probably unjustly dismiss as redundant.
