Richard Linklater, Ethan Hawke and Julie Delpy are back again, 9 years later, in Before Midnight. James loved the first two. Third time's a charm?
Posts
James McCormick
James Reviews Aharon Keshales and Navot Papushado’s Big Bad Wolves [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
"The only thing maniacs are afraid of is other maniacs." Truer words have never been said.
James Reviews Emily Wilson’s Picnic Table [Film Review]
A surreal and demented short film from Vice editor Emily Wilson. A short film that I wish had a longer running time.
James Reviews Emanuel Hoss-Desmarais’ Whitewash [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
Sometimes waking up a little bit late and missing your first intended press screening is a blessing in disguise.
Scott Reviews Michael Bay’s Pain & Gain [Theatrical Review]
Michael Bay's latest is a masterful evisceration of the commercialized American Dream.
Scott Nye
James Reviews Kat Coiro’s A Case Of You [Tribeca Film Festival 2013 Review]
It's not a good sign for your film when your brightest spot is a cameo by a friend of yours.
Contest: Win A DVD Or Blu-ray Of Andrea Arnold’s Wuthering Heights From Oscilloscope
The fine folks at Oscilloscope have given us a few copies of Andrea Arnold's latest, and we're giving them to you!
Ryan Gallagher
A Journey Through the Eclipse Series: Masaki Kobayashi Against the System
This newest addition to the Eclipse line is a perfect demonstration of the unique purpose it serves in giving well-deserved attention to important but lesser known films by one of Japan's greatest directors.
David Blakeslee
New Trailer Debuts For Sofia Coppola’s The Bling Ring
The film will lead the Un Certain Regard lineup at this year's Cannes Film Festival.
Joshua Brunsting
Chris Nolan Nabs Cinematographer Hoyte Van Hoytema For His Next Film Interstellar
The director looks to a new cinematographer for his next project.
First Teaser For Thor: The Dark World Arrives Online
Could this continue Marvel's streak of truly great comic book-based action films?
Directors Fortnight Lineup Revealed As Cannes Film Festival Looms
New films from Alejandro Jodorowsky and Clio Barnard included.
New Details Arrive For John Woo’s Flying Tigers
Could this long awaited project finally be on its way to theaters?
Scott Reviews Jeff Nichols’ Mud [Theatrical Review]
The writer/director's third feature is his most complacent, and least interesting.