Inside The Film Room is headed back to Film Fest 919
The second annual Film Fest 919 will kick off in Chapel Hill, N.C. at Silverspot Cinemas on Wednesday, and Inside The Film Room will be reporting from the red carpet all week long.
Review: ‘Joker’ is dark, twisted, unenjoyable, and still good?
“Joker” is an unsettling and extremely heavy film, and at times it verges on being unenjoyable, but there are still enough elements to impress – mainly in Phoenix’s broken performance.
Review: ‘Hustlers’ is an instant crime classic
It’s truly impressive when a film is able to take characters who have committed objectively wrong crimes and still compel audiences to root for them. “Hustlers” is able to do just that.
Exit Survey: ‘Ad Astra’
James Gray’s “Ad Astra” opened this weekend, and the Inside The Film Room staff is here to give you their rapid reactions to the Brad Pitt-led space epic.
Bonus Features: ‘John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum’ Special Features Breakdown
Back in May, Keanu Reeves once again proved why he’s the baddest man in Hollywood right now with “John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum.” Now, the Baba Yaga is heading home on Digital, 4K UHD, Blu-Ray and DVD, and he’s bringing a ton of special features with him.
Review: ‘It Chapter Two’ delivers scares, but stumbles along the way
There’s plenty to like about “It Chapter Two,” but ultimately it’s unable to capture the same aura that made its predecessor so enthralling.
Review: A deep dive into Tarantino’s ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’
“Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” is a masterwork of some kind, and it’s essential to cut to the heart of what it’s all about. This, for better or worse, is my attempt to do exactly that.
Review: ‘Midsommar’ is a disturbing, beautiful horror masterclass
“Midsommar” is a sophomore accomplishment worth celebrating, even if its glacial pacing and indulgence may alienate viewers.
The Rewind: Aug. 5-11
Your entertainment recap of the latest happenings in movies, television and pop culture for the week of Aug. 5th through 11th.
Interview with the co-writers, directors of ‘The Peanut Butter Falcon’
“The Peanut Butter Falcon” is quickly becoming one of the year’s sweetest, and best, films yet.
Review: ‘The Art of Racing in the Rain’ overdoes drama, but still hits home
Anyone who’s ever owned a four-legged friend has wondered what’s going on inside their furry head. There has to be more than just tennis balls, bones and chasing squirrels, right? “The Art of Racing in the Rain” is the latest film to try and answer that question, giving a voice to man’s best friend as he accompanies his owner through life.
Review: ‘Good Boys’ puts outrageous twist on coming-of-age party classics
For the first time ever, the MPAA rating was forced to specify “all involving tweens,” and that’s what differentiates Good Boys from every other raunchy comedy.
Review: ‘Hobbs & Shaw’ is all gas, no brakes and nonstop fun
After a months-long barrage of trailers, promos and behind the scenes sneak peeks, “Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw” is finally cruising its way into theaters this Friday. If the never ending flood of teasers gave away anything, it’s how absolutely wild this movie would be – and it does not disappoint.
Review: ‘Spider-Man: Far From Home’ wraps one era, teases the next
Two months after “Avengers: Endgame” concluded an epic 22-movie saga, “Spider-Man: Far From Home” is here to officially wrap up Phase 3 of Marvel’s never-ending universe and tease what’s to come.
Review: ‘The Lion King’ is a stunning visual experience, but not much more
“Visually stunning” seems to be the go-to buzz word when it comes to this rendition, and that’s absolutely true, but beyond the visuals, there’s nothing revolutionary here.