Review: Waves… of Emotion, Color and More Emotions
Tim Basaraba – In the wrong hands, Trey Edward Shults’ Wave would have been a cautionary tale reminiscent of an 80’s after-school special. This story, however, is undoubtedly in the right hands.
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Birds of Prey: Great Characters, Cool Scenes, Weak Story
Tim Basaraba – After a poor opening weekend, Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn) changed it’s name to Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey. And rightfully so.
Guy Ritchie Gets Back to His Roots With The Gentlemen
Tim Basaraba – Hot off the commercial success of the Aladdin live action remake, English director Guy Ritchie gets back to hit roots with The Gentlemen.
Little Women: Greta Gerwig Shines with 2019 Adaptation
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.
Review: Just Mercy Brings Tim to Tears
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).
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