Tim Basaraba – With the success of Lady Bird (2017), I assume director Greta Gerwig had a lot of leeway when choosing her next project, and a bit more budget to work with too. Perhaps not surprisingly, she leveraged the success of her last female-driven film to go big, choosing an adaptation of arguably the pinnacle of Female Driven films, Little Women, as her next project.
Tim Basaraba – Narratives that highlight the plight of the wrongly accused and incarcerated often lead to great performances in film, the best examples being Tim Robbins as Andy Dufresne in The Shawshank Redemption (1994) and Michael Clarke Duncan’s heartfelt portrayal of John Coffey in The Green Mile (1999).
Camille Nibungco – Mindie (Major Indie) rock forefathers and pioneers, the Strokes, treated early Y2K indieheads with an early Monday night performance at the WaMu Theatre at the start of March, just before live music went on indefinite hiatus.
Gretel & Hansel (2020) Directed by Oz Perkins Starring Sophia Lillis, Samuel Leakey, Charles Babalola and Alice Krige Over the past ten years, going to see a January horror film has been…
Tim Basaraba – Could Robert Downey Junior shake the Tony Stark typecast in his latest lead role, as Dr. John Doolittle? Over the past eleven years, we’ve dutifully gone to theaters to watch what some people call a D-List Marvel character (even though he’s more of a second tier “B-lister,” but whatever you no comic reading normal) and, much like Christopher Reeves as Superman, RDJ has become synonymous with the character.
