Flix at :48: 'The Son' fails to shake off its theatrical roots
Because this film wants the audience to be absorbed in every word, and in every subtext of those words, "The Son" has no flashy cinematography or dynamic editing. It's a film about the words.
Flix at :48: 'The Son' fails to shake off its theatrical roots
Flix at :48: 'The Whale' features persistent gloominess and stellar performances
"The Whale" is a tragic, intimate story of one man's grief and shame and how he fights against those emotions by making a grasp at redemption far out of his reach.
Flix at :48: 'The Whale' features persistent gloominess and stellar performances
Flix at :48: "M3GAN" is violent, predictable, and boring
"M3GAN" presents as a mischievous satire on the growing ravenous world of consumerism, and the constant need for new toys, new advances and new ways to be entertained.
Flix at :48: "M3GAN" is violent, predictable, and boring
Flix at :48: 'The Pale Blue Eye' is an engaging murder mystery that will keep the audience...
Director and writer Scott Cooper ("Hostiles", 2017) creates a sustained melancholy in this 19th century gothic mystery based on the 2006 novel of the same name.
Flix at :48: 'The Pale Blue Eye' is an engaging murder mystery that will keep the audience...
Flix at :48: 'Decision to Leave' is the perfect balance of crime-mystery and precarious love story
In a year when so many American films have famously failed to reach box office glory, filmmakers (and film lovers) need only look to South Korea for new ideas and new methods of cinematic storytelling.
Flix at :48: 'Decision to Leave' is the perfect balance of crime-mystery and precarious love story
Flix at :48: 'The Fabelmans': a sweet family drama that turns saccharine
"The Fabelmans" is rich in cinematography showing clear beams of light cutting through darkness at every angle. Yet it works too hard to remain optimistic and sweet.
Flix at :48: 'The Fabelmans': a sweet family drama that turns saccharine
