Film review: Audrey
A new Australian dark comedy fails on some pretty basic comedy notions, though the cast does its best to keep it afloat.Bad people make good…
A new Australian dark comedy fails on some pretty basic comedy notions, though the cast does its best to keep it afloat.Bad people make good…
Jason Reitman helms the retelling of the 90 minutes before the airing of the first SNL episode. Some cast members do not rise to the…
A new voice in American cinema emerges in a complex and unique drama with Sebastian Stan about loneliness and beauty standards.Humans are so flawed. For…
With a great cast of Australian voices, Adam Elliot’s sophomore feature was worth the 15 years wait.There’s something comfortingly pure in Adam Elliot’s second feature,…
The long-awaited biopic of Donald Trump’s rise to fame comes a little bit too early and has little to say. But it gives us a…
Todd Phillips’ sequel to his unexpected critically-acclaimed comic-book adaptation takes some brave swings but the original’s shortcomings are accentuated.Poor Arthur Fleck cannot find a world…
Francis Ford Coppola finally releases his magnum opus. An insane esoteric multi-million dollar project with a lot to say to those willing to hear.The goal…
In recognition of Robert Bilott’s upcoming keynote on the Law Society conference, LSJ reviews Todd Haynes’ 2019 film about his legal fight against a chemical…
Demi Moore is back in this award-winning ultraviolent satire about toxic beauty standards. Not for weak stomachs.Coralie Fargeat’s The Substance comes at its audience with…
Cécile de France does her best to elevate Martin Provost’s outdated biopic of the famous French painter.If one’s to judge from the title, Martin Provost’s…
Thirty-six years later, Tim Burton returns to the world he’s all too familiar with, in a bid to re-ignite his career. Burton. Burton. Burton. Where…
Boasting beautiful visuals between dreamscapes and nightmares, I Saw the TV Glow is a stimulating and emotional experience.The film people talk about when they say…
Zoë Kravitz’ directorial debut is intense, stylish, lurid, but a missed opportunity for much more complex subject.Try as a filmmaker might, one’s background will influence…