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Shepherding an American Sniper’s Heart
American Sniper opens with a sequence where a young Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) is thrust into the protector role of his…
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Selma and Ghosts of Racism Past, Present, and Future
My snow covered boots hit the tiled floors of Stephen A. Foster Elementary’s main hallway, and a couple African-American students…
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‘Birdman’: The Relevance of a Thing
Why am I writing this review? Does it mean something? Does it bear any weight on culture? Will it carry…
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‘The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies’ Review
THE HOBBIT: THE BATTLE OF THE FIVE ARMIES The Hobbit was my introduction into the realm of Middle Earth. In…
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Starred Up Review
STARRED UP One of the few places I would ever like to find myself is locked up in a prison.…
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‘Exodus: Gods and Kings’ An Old Testament Highlight Reel
I think most of us in the film reviewing business were bracing ourselves for the next wave of controversy over…
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The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1 Review
It is difficult to make a final judgment on this movie, considering it is only half a movie. Much like…
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Being Frank About Art and Fame
BEING FRANK ABOUT ART AND FAME The tortured artist is one of the world’s most common tropes and a common…
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