Tag: mark rylance

• Review: Bones and All

  By Christian DiMartino Say, can you guys do me a favor? Can you get off your asses and go to the f**king movies?! Thanks. Well that’s the thing: people flocked to see Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, which delivered the good time Marvel usually promises. But it’s left smaller, more original movies in the dust. This…

  christiandimartino

  November 28, 2022

  Reviews

  andre holland, bones and all, chloe sevigny, christian dimartino, film, films, luca guadagnino, mark rylance, michael stuhlbarg, movie, movies, taylor russell, timothee chalamet, wordpress

• Review: Don’t Look Up

  

  In Forgetting Sarah Marshall, you might remember Russell Brand’s Aldous Snow sang a Grammy-bait song called “We Gotta Do Something,” about saving the world and what not. That seems to be the message that Adam McKay (or, sorry, Academy Award winner Adam McKay, lord knows he wants that known)is selling with his new comedy, Don’t…

  christiandimartino

  December 11, 2021

  Reviews

  adam mckay, ariana grande, cate blanchett, christian dimartino, don't look up, dont look up, film, films, himesh patel, jennifer lawrence, jonah hill, kid cudi, leonardo dicaprio, mark rylance, melanie lynskey, meryl streep, movie, movies, ron perlman, timothee chalamet, tyler perry, wordpress

• Review: The Trial of the Chicago 7

  

  My review of Aaron Sorkin’s very Oscar-buzzy “The Trial of the Chicago 7.”

  christiandimartino

  October 22, 2020

  Reviews

  aaron sorkin, alex sharp, christian dimartino, eddie redmayne, film, films, frank langella, jeremy strong, john carroll lynch, mark rylance, michael keaton, movie, movies, sacha baron cohen, the trial of the chicago 7, wordpress

• Review: The BFG

  By Christian DiMartino I feel no shame in admitting that I have an insanely high standard when it comes to the work of Steven Spielberg. To go further, I’ll say that the only person to blame for such an expectation is Spielberg himself. For making such amazing films. Since Jaws back in 1975, Spielberg has…

  christiandimartino

  July 3, 2016

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  christian dimartino, jemaine clement, mark rylance, movies, penelope wilton, rebecca hall, roald dahl, ruby barnhill, steven spielberg, the bfg