New sci-fi film explores the complexities of AI
There is no denying the impact of artificial intelligence on our modern world. The film industry, more so than most, understands this quite well. While the use of AI in film is
M. Night Shyamalan comes knocking with latest thriller
Director M. Night Shyamalan, the divisive filmmaker behind “The Sixth Sense,” “Split” and “Old,” returns to the director’s chair with the horror/thriller “Knock at the Cabin.” “Knock at the Cabin” (based on
The hierarchy of mediocrity changes with DC’s ‘Black Adam’
The film, which follows the DC Comics antihero, portrayed by Dwayne Johnson, was originally greenlit back in 2014. While the film’s rocky development was likely due to the lack of preparedness and
Movie review: Though funny, ‘Vice’ reduces its complex subject to one-dimension
Storming into theaters this winter, the political comedy “Vice,” directed and written by Adam McKay, tells the story of Dick Cheney’s life in politics. The film makes a valiant effort to comment
Movie review: Redford’s final film a well-paced character study of a veteran criminal
Based on a true story, “The Old Man and the Gun” is — at least at first glance — a simple flick. It’s a well-paced, well-shot and well-told film about Forrest Tucker
Movie review: “A Star is Born” balances romance and tragedy
The fourth and latest reboot of 1937’s “A Star is Born” opened in theaters this past weekend. Bradley Cooper, who plays the lead role of famous musician Jackson Maine, brings a grunge-rock
Star actresses make something new out of old tropes in ‘A Simple Favor’
After several scandalous publicity stunts and teaser trailers about the film, “A Simple Favor” came to theatres to relieve us from the hype-charged air created by Blake Lively and Anna Kendrick. Based
‘Chappaquiddick’ carefully treads through controversy, drama of Kennedy family
“Chappaquiddick” hit theaters this April and has already managed to stir up an almost 50-year-old controversy, bringing the Kennedy name newfound attention. Through a gripping, winding conflict between conscience and political gain,
Review: ‘Love, Simon’ delivers an overdue message of love, acceptance, courage
High school romantic comedies have been a tired and overdone genre for decades. A film has been desperately needed to come and breathe new life, authenticity and heart into this godforsaken space.
Movie review: ‘Isle of Dogs’ showcases precision in classic Wes Anderson style
Wes Anderson’s newest film “Isle of Dogs,” originally released on March 23, has finally made it to Oxford theaters and has most definitely been worth the wait. Set in a near-future Japan