Watching Ethan Hunt save the world has been among the most cinematic things audiences could do for the past several decades. Tom Cruise as the agent who always figures things out is exciting, fun, and often the height of what films can offer up, spectacle wise. Two years ago, Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part […] More
Hollywood critiques usually go big and broad, skewering the town and everyone in it. The industry itself is lit on fire, using extreme examples that you can give a knowing chuckle towards. That’s the standard Hollywood satire. The Uninvited, however, is attempting to do something different. The focuses is smaller and more narrow, with the […] More
Welcome back to my Home Movies! This week, we have a crowded slate of new releases, as well as 4K re-releases. Leading the way today, there’s Captain America: Brave New World and Mickey 17, though both pale in comparison to Black Bag. What else is on the slate, including a pair of Criterion Collection selections […] More
Back at it a day after Mother’s Day! As you all know, I’m ranking the newest crop of Academy Award winners, with the column almost complete. For nearly all of the Oscar categories (including a new one today), you’ll see me list the top 25 recipients of that prize. Sometimes, our newest winner will appear. […] More
Once again, here is something a little different today for the Sunday Scaries, much like I’ve done for the past few years. Today is, of course, Mother’s Day, which used to be a happy occasion in my family. We’d almost always go to my grandmother’s apartment and jointly celebrate her, my mother, my aunt, all […] More
Earlier this week, the Golden Globes really surprised us with an announcement, didn’t they? Starting next year, the Golden Globe Awards will now feature a Best Podcast category. Myles and I got into it during the most recent episode of the Awards Radar Podcast here (now apparently Globe eligible, I might add). However, we wanted […] More
Last year, Sean Baker‘s Anora went from a debut at the Cannes Film Festival, where it won the coveted Palme d’Or, all the way to dominating the Academy Awards. That sort of Oscar success after winning the top prize at Cannes is rare, but it still has created a situation where everyone is looking to […] More
Welcome back to the Awards Radar Podcast. In each episode, Editor Joey Magidson (that’s me!) will be joined by some of the staff of Awards Radar to talk about the latest in film, television, and entertainment in general. The show will obviously have an awards season slant to it, but we won’t forget about other […] More
There is very little burying of the lede with Clown in a Cornfield. You know exactly what you’re being offered, while the filmmaker knows exactly what to deliver. Now, is the final product anything to go wild over? No. At the same time, is it done a bit better than you might expect? It sure […] More
You almost immediately know if the humor of Tim Robinson is up your alley or not. Whether it’s through I Think You Should Leave or elsewhere, Robinson presents like no one else. Personally, I find him hilarious and strange, in equal measure. Watching him, especially here in Friendship, there’s this alien quality to him that […] More
I’ll watch Ben Foster in anything. I find him to be one of the more compelling and underrated actors in the business. So, when there’s a film that features Foster playing a different type of a role, as well as one where he gets to fall apart? I’m very much seated. Sharp Corner gives us […] More
Welcome back to my Home Movies! Today, we have a pair of Criterion Collection releases of note, with both In the Heat of the Night and The Umbrellas of Cherbourg getting the treatment. In terms of new releases, the main one this week is The Seed of the Sacred Fig, alongside some 4K re-releases. Read […] More
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