Probably my least favorite Chazelle, but still a damn fine movie.
The film tells the story of Neil Armstrong, the first man on the moon, as he works within NASA to try to make space flight possible while dealing with his own personal demons.
Well, a few days ago I watched a movie called A Million Miles Away, and while watching that film, I couldn't help but be reminded of this one, and so I wanted to sit down and…
A solid little thriller that gets a bit too bombastic for its own good.
The film follows a hotel manager named Lisa who becomes the target of a hitman's assistant and is forced to place a high ranking government official in a certain room in her hotel to assist the assassins or else they will kill her father.
Well, this is a movie that I've seen before, but for whatever reason, I recall not caring for it much. I think…
Heavy stuff.
The film tells the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer, the mind behind the atomic bomb, as he works with scientists from across the country to build the device and handle the fallout that accompanies it.
Well, if you know anything about me, it's likely that I love movies and history (I have a nearly useless degree to prove the latter), so an arthouse telling of one of history's most influential figures (for better or worse) was always going…
Gets off to a rough start, but eventually finds its groove.
The film follows a now retired detective Hercule Poirot as he attempts to enjoy his retirement in Venice, only to be brought in to watch a seance by one of his friends to investigate only for bodies begin to pile up.
Well, if I remember correctly, I've only ever been lukewarm on Branagh's Poirot movies, and that theme continues here. Don't get me wrong, though, I still enjoy quite…
