Posts by Aimee
Review: Mad Max: Fury Road
Mad Max: Fury Road made me feel so patriotic I cried multiple times. I saw the art and soul of Ozploitation in modern Strayan cinema and it was good.
Review: When Marnie Was There
Based on the book by Joan G. Robinson, When Marnie Was There is another fantastical tale from Japanese juggernaut Studio Ghibli.
Review: Cobain: Montage of Heck
Fearsome and visceral, this filmic Frankenstein’s monster stitches together songs, sketches, home movies and more to reanimate the mythic Kurt Cobain.
Review: While We’re Young
Exploring the generation gap that stretches between Gens X and Y, this cute comedy unites two couples – one in their 40s and one in their 20s – to question the idea of life’s golden years.
Felicity Ward – The Iceberg
“Her enthusiasm is contagious”
Review: St. Vincent
“Is it just me, or does the holiday season extra-specially put you in the mood for Bill Murray?”
Review: Horrible Bosses 2
“The Bateman-Day-Sudeikis trifecta can’t save this pointless protraction of a sequel.”
Review: Paddington
From The Mighty Boosh director Paul King comes this holiday season’s #1 family film about xenophobia, immigration and animal cruelty: Paddington.
Nightcrawler Review
First time director Dan Gilroy gets Jake Gyllenhaal’s slippery, slimy finest performance in Nightcrawler, a criminally dark comedy about TV’s 24-hour news cycle.
Men, Women & Children Review
“Men, Women & Children could be a time capsule of attitudes toward sex, love and technology at the start of the 21st Century.”
