Up-and-coming director Shaka King released “Judas and the Black Messiah” on HBO Max Feb. 12 to critical and popular acclaim. The film could not have been released at a more important time, when the struggles […]
After appearing at the Cannes Film Festival in mid-2019 to much critical acclaim, director Céline Sciamma released “Portrait of a Lady on Fire” in her home country of France. The film premiered at multiple festivals […]
In late 2017, Sean Baker released his third directorial venture, “The Florida Project,” to much critical acclaim. With award season just around the corner, the film was lauded for its ceaseless charm and heartfelt […]
On Sept. 4, the latest film from Charlie Kaufman arrived on Netflix — an adaptation of Iain Reid’s novel “I’m Thinking of Ending Things.” Kaufman is the acclaimed creator of such classics as “Being John […]
Facing delay after delay — a fate several media have borne for the past six months — Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” finally released to theaters Sept. 3. Being his 11th project, Nolan continues to follow his […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Cats” two out of five Hairballs. At long last, your friendly neighborhood movie reviewer has finally watched “Cats” from start to finish. Indeed, I had to take a long […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Bacurau” five out of five (Symbolic) Joined Hands. First of all, I hope that you are staying healthy and social distancing amid this COVID-19 pandemic. Hopefully life will go […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “The Invisible Man” two out of five cameras. Despite Leigh Whannell’s inventive direction and a committed performance from Elisabeth Moss, “The Invisible Man” ultimately becomes a shallow exercise in […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Honey Boy” five out of five chickens. An emotional roller coaster from start to finish, director Alma Har’el’s “Honey Boy” is a testament to the power of empathy through […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “Birds of Prey” three out of five egg sandwiches. As the next plunge into R-rated superhero films, “Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn” contains […]
TMN film critic Gordon McPherson gives “6 Underground” two out of five bloody magnets. Legendary director Michael Bay’s “6 Underground” is an insightful, thought provoking meditation on violence and freedom from oppression. Just kidding! It […]
Sam Mendes’ thrilling, edge-of-your-seat wartime epic “1917” demands to be seen on the biggest screen possible. While the film doesn’t break new ground thematically, its simulated single-shot approach illustrates the deeply immersive qualities of film. […]
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