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david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

December 10, 2020

Wild Mountain Thyme: We’ll All Go Together, by David Bax

With nearly 40 years of celebrated plays and screenplays (including Moonstruck and Doubt) under his belt, John Patrick Shanley has earned himself a measure of clout. With Wild Mountain Thyme, only his third picture as director as well as screenwriter,...

2019 / david bax / movies / reviews / sundance / sundance 2019 / Theatrical Review

January 27, 2019

Sundance 2019: The Report, by David Bax

Steven Soderbergh’s Traffic doesn’t hold up so well almost two decades later (maybe in a post-Wire world, its insights into the drug trade don’t quite seem to penetrate) but the movie’s legacy has more than endured. In a way, its...

movies / reviews / scott nye / Theatrical Review

October 11, 2018

Bad Times at the El Royale: Looking In, by Scott Nye

A priest, a salesman, and a hippie walk into a motel. Don’t stop me if you’ve heard this one, because before long, the priest will be digging for buried treasure, the salesman making calls to Hoover, and the hippie dragging...

2018 / andrew benjamin / movies / new york comic con / new york comic con 2018

October 9, 2018

New York Comic Con 2018: Drew Goddard and Cailee Spaeny on Bad Times at the El Royale, by Andrew Benjamin

For Drew Goddard, director of the film Bad Times at the El Royale, the film was an opportunity to make a throwback film to old school noir thrillers. Talking to reporters at New York Comic Con this past weekend, he...

david bax / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

August 17, 2017

Marjorie Prime: Who Were You?, by David Bax

Michael Almereyda’s Marjorie Prime takes place almost entirely in one room. In an ordinary case, that might be a demerit, chalked up to an inability to transfer the story from its original form as a play (by Jordan Harrison) into...

ian brill / movies / reviews / Theatrical Review

June 28, 2017

Baby Driver: I Hit the Road and I’m Gone, by Ian Brill

Tire squeals and gunshots are all set to rhythm in Edgar Wright’s latest film. While there’s plenty of levity to be found in Baby Driver but this is Wright’s first film where the action, not the comedy, comes first. Nevertheless,...

Tagged: jon hamm

Wild Mountain Thyme: We’ll All Go Together, by David Bax

Sundance 2019: The Report, by David Bax

Bad Times at the El Royale: Looking In, by Scott Nye

New York Comic Con 2018: Drew Goddard and Cailee Spaeny on Bad Times at the El Royale, by Andrew Benjamin

Marjorie Prime: Who Were You?, by David Bax

Baby Driver: I Hit the Road and I’m Gone, by Ian Brill

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