Tag: Paul mescal

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  11.17.2025 4:29 PM

  ‘HAMNET’ REVIEW: TRAGEDY BECOMES EMOTIONAL MANIPULATION IN CHLOÉ ZHAO’S MUTED WEEPER

  Art can heal all. While many artists will stand by this idea, art being a cathartic tool also means great pain must be put in. But above the pain what must always be put in great art in other to…

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  11.20.2024 2:33 PM

  GLADIATOR II REVIEW: RIDLEY SCOTT’S GLADIATORS ARE BACK WITH A GIGANTIC TRIUMPH THAT NOT EVEN A COLOSSEUM CAN CONTAIN

  “Are you not entertained?” It has been nearly twenty five years since we heard that question be shouted at us as Russell Crowe, portraying Maximus, in Ridley Scott’s “Gladiator” left his footprints in cinema history. Several Oscar wins (including Best…

• 10.5.2023 4:03 PM

  SCI-FI DOUBLE REVIEW: THE CREATOR AND FOE HAVE GRAND IDEAS WITH ROBOTIC EXECUTION

  Science fiction films have always been able to show where we are as a society, where we want to go and all the mistakes we will most likely encounter. Well with two new science fiction films out (one based on…

• 10.2.2023 6:20 PM

  ALL OF US STRANGERS NYFF REVIEW: ANDREW HAIGH SHATTERS YOUR HEART WITH A GAY GHOST STORY THAT LEAVES NO DRY EYES

  There is often no point in moving on from the past because the past will always stay with you. While many may view moving on as a way of processing one’s own trauma or grief this can never truly be…