new and ongoing dvd/blu/vod releases, US/Can, Jun 08–11
Lots new this week, including Dream Horse and In the Heights (both of which are also in cinemas)…
new and ongoing cinema releases, UK/Ire, Jun 09–11
Oscar-winning The Father and action flick Nobody, only in cinemas…
new and ongoing dvd/blu/vod releases, UK/Ire, Jun 11
Dramedy Shiva Baby lands on Mubi, and last year’s Netflix rom-com The Lovebirds arrives on other streaming services…
Infinite movie review: whoa no (#ParamountPlus)
Knee-jerk clichés abound in a shameless retread of The Matrix in which many levels of storytelling ineptitude are the only depth on offer. Can Hollywood please stop reincarnating the same old movies?
curated: why so much movie criticism, and the movies themselves, are so awful these days
“[T]he denial of mythos is everywhere in our culture, and it can partially explain why so much of our approach to everything artistic, challenging, or mysterious seems reductive, dull, and unimaginative….”
I am — tentatively — returning to cinemas
It was not a decision I made easily or lightly, to go back to movie theaters again, and to start reviewing only-in-cinemas movies again. And it’s a decision that I may yet rescind, if our curse of a pandemic decides to get really ugly again.
new and ongoing cinema releases, US/Can, Jun 04
Horror sequel The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It and German fantasy drama Undine (though they’re also both available to watch at home)…
new and ongoing dvd/blu/vod releases, US/Can, Jun 01–04
The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It, newly streaming on HBO Max; teen-trans-athletes doc Changing the Game, on Hulu; more…
new and ongoing cinema releases, UK/Ire, Jun 03–04
Long-anticipated, long-delayed horror A Quiet Place: Part II; dramedy Dream Horse; more…
new and ongoing dvd/blu/vod releases, UK/Ire, May 31–Jun 04
Oscar nominee The United States vs. Billie Holiday; indie drama The Killing of Two Lovers; more…
