THE DISASTER ARTIST Boasts a Transformative Performance
I suppose, to a certain degree, how much one enjoys the new biopic The Disaster Artist might have something to …Read the Rest
Tag Archives: Biopic
GOODBYE CHRISTOPHER ROBIN Is Too Slick and Polished, But Offers A Bit of Insight
The second biopic to be released this week (along with Only the Brave) involves the creator of famous literary character …Read the Rest
ONLY THE BRAVE is a Heartfelt Homage to Firefighters
Wildfires are a terrifying force of nature and it takes great planning as well as immeasurable skill to bring one …Read the Rest
DETROIT Presents A Powerful and Disturbing Real Life Tale
The 1967 Detroit riot was one of the largest displays of violent civil unrest in the United States up to …Read the Rest
MAUDIE Helps Cement a Folk Artist’s Legacy
Now revered for her contributions to the world of folk art, Maud Lewis certainly led a difficult and troubled life, …Read the Rest
THE LOST CITY OF Z Travels Into the Deep and Dangerous Jungle
For many of us, it’s astounding that only a century ago there were large parts of the world unmapped and …Read the Rest
THE FOUNDER Boasts A Strong Performance, But Could Be Tastier
Here’s one that has been a long time coming. The Founder was supposed to arrive in cinemas in 2015 as …Read the Rest
CHRISTINE Presents A Perceptive Character Study
“If it bleeds, it leads.” So says the manager of an independent TV station in this dark and disturbing biopic. …Read the Rest
SNOWDEN Informs But Could Do With More Anger and Passion
Director Oliver Stone has given his take on numerous events in history over the years in titles like Salvador, Platoon, …Read the Rest
SULLY Is a Nice Tribute, But Struggles to Create Drama
The basis of drama in cinema is very simple; characters perform and enact highly tense and volatile situations for effect. …Read the Rest