Jak Luke Sharp 8/18/24 Jak Luke Sharp 8/18/24

Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F

Beverley Hills Cop: Axel F is a fine and occasionally good endeavour

Maxance Vincent 10/1/22 Maxance Vincent 10/1/22

Pinocchio

Pinocchio is shockingly Disney’s least egregious re-adaptation, and a surprisingly visually striking one at that

Alexander Holmes 10/7/20 Alexander Holmes 10/7/20

The Trial of the Chicago 7

Sorkin still isn’t nearly as strong of a director as he is a scribe, but The Trial of the Chicago 7 is a welcome step up from Molly’s Game

Jakub Flasz 9/30/20 Jakub Flasz 9/30/20

Meshing Structure, Spectacle and Drama - A Polyrhythmic Recipe for Christopher Nolan's Cinema

In his latest essay, Jakub Flasz sets his sights on the filmmaking prowess of cinematic auteur Christopher Nolan and investigates the recipe that surrounds the filmmakers filmography

George Lewis 8/29/20 George Lewis 8/29/20

Inception - 10th Anniversary

Inception is still the pinnacle for high-concept blockbuster filmmaking

Rory Marsh 8/15/20 Rory Marsh 8/15/20

Project Power

Project Power as a whole is competently made, but really comes off as more of a missed opportunity

Carson Timar 6/30/20 Carson Timar 6/30/20

7500: The Continued Harm of Unneeded Stereotypes

Carson Timar Explores the Continued Harm of Unneeded Religious Stereotypes Found in Patrick Volrath’s 7500

Guest User 6/24/20 Guest User 6/24/20

ClapperCast - Episode 3: 7500, Never Rarely Sometimes Always, Shirley (with guest Taylor Baker)

On episode 3 of ClapperCast, the team discuss Joseph Gordon Levitt’s return from a three-year acting hiatus with 7500, Eliza Hittman’s stunning drama Never Rarely Sometimes Always, and Josephine Decker’s Shirley, with guest Taylor Baker from Drink in the Movies Podcast

Jak Luke Sharp 6/18/20 Jak Luke Sharp 6/18/20

7500

Patrick Vollrath's well crafted and taut hijacking thriller 7500, has a strong central performance in a film that sadly succumbs to contextual perpetuation