Movie Reviews By Michael Miranda

Generations of basketball fans continue to argue whether Michael Jordan or LeBron James is the greatest player in history. However, in…

One of Cannes Film Festival’s most anticipated films, Wes Anderson’s The French Dispatch, is a love letter to journalists that consists of…

When Nicolas Cage plays a depressed man, sadness rolls off the screen like a heavy fog.

What should have been a peaceful demonstration outside the 1968 Democratic National Convention turned violent as tens of thousands of…

When you think about it, loss of identity may be the scariest form horror can take. Not in the sense of losing a job or ending a…

“Lovers Rock” proves Steve McQueen is a master storyteller, even with only an hour to tell said story. In all of his features, including…

Sir Anthony Hopkins gives his best performance since the early 90s in director Florian Zeller’s complex and sorrowful drama The Father. A…

Chloe Zhao’s NOMADLAND is a beautiful and melancholic story embodied with heart and strength by Frances McDormand. Zhao’s film scatters the…

Though he was born English, Rory (Jude Law) is American through and through. Not in his politics or personal tastes, but in his desire to…

It’s widely known that director Christopher Nolan wanted Tenet, his latest slick spectacle flick, to play widely across the world…

Seth Rogen may be well known for his stoner comedies, but this latest effort in HBO Max’s An American Pickle is one of the star’s best…

From “Groundhog Day” to “Edge of Tomorrow” to “Happy Death Day,” Hollywood has had a habit of putting its main characters in perpetual time…

Kelly Reichardt once again trains her perceptive and patient eye on the Pacific Northwest, this time evoking an authentically hardscrabble…

7500, the emergency code for an airplane hijacking, is the title of the feature debut for writer/director Patrick Vollrath. An…

Based on the novel by German author Daniel Kehlmann. The story is told from the point of view of a screenwriter who holes up in a remote…

Writer and Director Joshua Caldwell created a tale of young love on the run in his latest feature film “Infamous.” His modern-day Bonnie…

Do we need another film about a white male in arrested development? The idea of a Judd Apatow-helmed comedy-drama almost feels like a…

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Positioning itself as Polish cinema’s answer to the Fifty Shades of Grey book and film series, author Blanka Lipinska’s 365 Days (365 dni)…

It’s a testament to what director Andrew Patterson has pulled off in his micro-budget sci-fi indie “The Vast of Night” that when that line…