BlacKkKlansman Sets History On Fire
Spike Lee’s period piece fights its way into the present and kicks you in the face.
Category Archives: I Like to Watch
Filmworker: On Leon Vitali, The Man Behind Kubrick
You like Kubrick? Leon Vitali likes him more.
Let’s Take a Look at the 50th Anniversary Unrestored Print of 2001: A Space Odyssey
It is here. It is big. It is beautiful.
Over the Edge, or: The Terror of the Bored Teenager
Give teenagers time and nothing to do, and they will set the world on fire just to watch it burn.
I See Movies, 2017 Edition
A list for thems what like lists.
Tom Waits’s Big Time Is Beautiful, And I’m Sorry You Can’t Watch It
Tom Waits made a bizarre, unique concert film people didn’t understand when it opened? And it’s actually wonderful? How very surprising.
The Karate Kid is Kind of Great
In which we revisit the ’80s classic and find it terribly charming.
We Like to Watch
Cruise futilely through Netflix listings no more! Waste no more evenings watching films that deliver naught but aggravation and maybe an exploding school bus. Visit our newly rejiggered I Like to Watch list and be wise beyond your years.
On Fate and Fury
No single acceptable filmmaking decision led us here. The vast tower of bad choices became something else: a history, a promise.
Free Fire Is A Blast
It’s the My Dinner With Andre of movie gunfights.
You’re Gonna Get In To Get Out
The horror that is white people.
It’s Soviet Cinema Time! – The Cranes Are Flying & Letter Never Sent
In which we note the breathtaking cinematography of Sergey Urusevsky in two damn fine films.
Paterson: The Drama of The Undramatic
Jim Jarmusch has another poem to read you.
I See Movies, 2016 Edition
Lovers of lists, rejoice! Once again, I list every movie I saw this year, all the while secretly wondering just what it is I think I’m doing with my life.