Review Without A Cause

Finally we get some Wes Anderson! His newest feature film stars all his regular muses and some exciting new additions. Listen to me break down the magic of Wes Anderson and discover what we can expect from this upcoming movie.

This is a tiny episode, where I react to this year’s winners. I scream, I gasp and I attempt to flip my desk.

Last film review before the Oscars and I have decided to talk about Parasite. This clever critique on society, capitalism and global change is not only visually stunning it is a crazy roller coaster. Sit down and learn about what we are doing wrong as citizens and how we cannot fix it.

I review one of the most ambitious productions nominated for the 2020 Oscars. This episode brings you a little crash course on WW1 and a case to be made about the role of craftsmanship in this war film.

Listen to what happens when I pick up super strong vegan coffee and begin comparing Almodóvar with Van Gogh. This creatively told tale is nominated for the Oscars 2020 and I am here to tell you what I think about that.

I look into this year’s Oscars nominations and struggle to pronounce foreign names while giving you a little information about the lucky nominees and the movies featured in this award show.

The first episode of the year is featuring a female powerhouse! This adaptation of Little Women not only has a sensational script but it also draws parallelisms between Louise May Alcott’s life and our protagonist’s. Listen to me tell you more about the author, Timothée Chalamet’s talent for intimacy and the amazing hairstyles in the movie.

OMG! The final movie of the trilogy is out and I have a lot to talk about. Expect me to rant, scream and conduct a deep analysis of this film. I discuss the movie’s mistakes, my personal feelings and obviously Adam Driver’s magnetic performance.

To celebrate me getting a new microphone I bring you the movie of this holiday season. The review includes quality sound and a shout out to Emilia Clarke’s eyebrows.

A whodunnit in a creepy weapon filled mansion? Where do I sign up? This film has it all: humor, great acting and a witty Daniel Craig.