I thought I knew what I was getting myself into going into Beau Is Afraid. I guess I have to give it to Ari Aster, I was completely unprepared for how bizarre this film is.

Somehow Wes Anderson has made something that is completely in his style but uses it in a new way to make Roald Dahl's short stories completely pop.

How to Blow Up a Pipeline is one of the most straightforward films that you'll experience. It's simple in its premise but fascinating in how it unravels its storyline.

Jesus Revolution desperately tries to find a conflict to grasp onto, but as an audience we are flailed about until everything just sorta ends with a smile on its face.

Christopher Nolan once again astounds our senses with Oppenheimer. It seems as if he is one of the rare directors that can make quantum physics interesting on screen.

As an avid Wes Anderson fan, I was not prepared for the emotional depths that he was willing to go to with Asteroid City.

I can be a cynical person, but sometimes you just need a feel-good movie in your life like Flamin’ Hot.

Citizen Kane is as relevant as it was in 1941 and is the quintessential example of how Americans view power and success.

The Godfather is a perfect example of where every aspect of filmmaking works in unison to create a terrific movie.

After Yang will not be for everyone. It's one of the quietest, most contemplative films that I've seen in sometime.

Good actors in rooms, spouting out well-written dialogue about sports... Air is a movie that was tailored-made for me.

Despite the turmoil and angst One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest creates, it has a positive spirit at its core.

You’ve seen Casablanca even if you haven’t seen Casablanca. I had forgotten how much of its structure, themes and lines have permeated throughout entertainment and pop culture.