Film Review: ‘Die My Love’ | Jennifer Lawrence Unleashed
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "Die My Love" starring Jennifer Lawrence in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Film Review: ‘Is Thing Thing On?’ Sees Writer-Director Bradley Cooper Tee Up Longtime Friend For Awards Consideration
Bradley Cooper's third directorial effort marks a significant departure from the operatic sweep of "A Star Is Born" and "Maestro," trading biographical grandeur for intimate character study while maintaining h... Read More...
Film Review: ‘A House of Dynamite’
Kathryn Bigelow returns to the geopolitical thriller territory that earned her an Oscar for "The Hurt Locker" with "A House of Dynamite." The Netflix film is a departure from Bigelow's traditional narrative st... Read More...
Film Review: ‘The Alabama Solution’ | Inside a Broken Prison System
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "The Alabama Solution," airing on HBO.
Film Review: ‘After The Hunt’ | Truth, Power and Consequences
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "After the Hunt" starring Julia Roberts in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Film Review: ‘Anemone’ | A Beautiful, Overwrought Mess
Deputy Awards Editor Matthew Koss reviews "Anemone" starring Daniel Day-Lewis in the latest episode of 'The Wandering Screen'.
Film Review: Paul Thomas Anderson’s ‘One Battle After Another’ Stakes Its Claim in the Oscar Race
Paul Thomas Anderson’s “One Battle After Another” is a sweeping yet intimate drama anchored by Leonardo DiCaprio, Teyana Taylor, Sean Penn, and breakout Chase Infiniti. With frenetic cinematography, a driving Jonny Greenwood score, and one of the most memorable car chases in years, the Warner Bros. release is already shaping awards conversations.
Film Review: Star Power Can’t Save ‘A Big Bold Beautiful Journey’ From Its Own Contrivances
Margot Robbie and Colin Farrell headline “A Big Bold Beautiful Journey,” directed by Kogonada and written by Seth Reiss. Despite its star power, the film struggles to find coherence, relying on whimsy and metaphor without delivering earned emotion. Promising magic but offering muddle, it falls short of its potential.
Film Review: ‘Bugonia’ Primed For Oscar Gold As Yorgos Lanthimos Crafts Timely Psychological Dramedy With 3 Oscar Worthy Performances
Going into "Bugonia" I was a completely blank canvas. Having avoided all trailers, social media, and only knowing the cast -- I was excited to Yorgos Lanthimos's latest piece of art with his frequent collabora... Read More...
Film Review: ‘Twinless’
James Sweeney's second feature following "Straight Up" represents a significant step forward for the writer-director, demonstrating his ability to navigate tonal complexity while tackling profound themes of gr... Read More...