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Review: Midsommar

Review: Midsommar

A notable achievement distinguished by staggering visuals and a superlative lead performance.

By Matt Brunson Jul 16, 2019

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Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home

Review: Spider-Man: Far From Home

A villain eventually comes into focus in the second half, and it’s here where the film takes a tumble.

By Matt Brunson Jul 2, 2019

Film Reviews

Revisiting the Central Park Five

Revisiting the Central Park Five

Ken Burns doc screens at Beach Institute this Thursday
'The Central Park Five' came out in 2012, and the Beach Institute will show it this Thursday as part of their film and discussion series

By Rachael Flora Jun 19, 2019

Local Film

Review: Dark Phoenix

Review: Dark Phoenix

Dark Phoenix is like Smokey and the Bandit 3, when even Burt Reynolds knew enough was enough and bailed before filming got underway.

By Matt Brunson Jun 11, 2019

Film Reviews

Review: Rocketman

Review: Rocketman

Even if it doesn’t soar as high as one would like, Rocketman is still a better movie than Bohemian Rhapsody, which suffered in part from its PG-13 designation. Rocketman is a solid R, more in line for this sort of warts-and-all picture.

By Matt Brunson May 28, 2019

Film Reviews

Review: Godzilla: King of the Monsters

A bingo card of clichés would quickly be filled with such soggy lines as “We opened Pandora’s box, and there’s no way to shut it” and “It sounds like you admire these monsters."

By Matt Brunson May 28, 2019

Film Reviews

Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum

Review: John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum

With a $14 million price tag on his head, Wick can’t slow down for a minute, as seemingly every New York street is crawling with killers eager to claim the grand prize.

By Matt Brunson May 21, 2019

Film Reviews

Review: Aladdin

Review: Aladdin

By providing the former Fresh Prince with fresh material, Will Smith is able to escape the inevitable comparisons by fashioning a Genie that doesn’t always instantly bring to mind Robin Williams’ stamped trademark on the part.

By Matt Brunson May 21, 2019

Film Reviews

Boycotts and Georgia’s Heartbeat Bill

Boycotts and Georgia’s Heartbeat Bill

The question our state faces now, however, is whether the passage of Georgia’s 'heartbeat bill' may result in a costly boycott by the film and television industry

By Charles Bowen May 8, 2019

Savannah Screens

Avengers: Endgame — A spoiler-free review

Avengers: Endgame — A spoiler-free review

IT'S a mess, ok? A glorious, fun, moving and mostly satisfying mess to be sure, but Avengers: Endgame is reaching for incredible heights and the fact that it mostly delivers makes it worthy of your time.

By Brandon Blatcher Apr 26, 2019

Film Reviews

Diversity outdoors: Banff Mountain Film Fest explores wider range than ever before

Diversity outdoors: Banff Mountain Film Fest explores wider range than ever before

"Society is changing and these films reflect that. It's what people want now."

By Jim Morekis Apr 24, 2019

Local Film

Review: Hellboy

Review: Hellboy

The finished product doesn’t resemble an R-rated film made by adults as much as an R-rated film made by teenagers who think it would be cool to pepper their project with as much profanity and as many gory interludes as possible.

By Matt Brunson Apr 19, 2019

Film Reviews

How to get into the film industry

How to get into the film industry

If you believe a career in movies might be a good fit, it is always a good idea to give your interests a thorough test drive

By Charles Bowen Apr 10, 2019

Savannah Screens

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