If you choose to talk about certain films using the term “Chick Flick,” then the work of Nicole Holofcener definitely qualifies. From her 1996 film “Walking and Talking” through my personal favorite, 2001’s “Lovely and Amazing,”...
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Most of Phillip Seymour Hoffman’s films were depressing before he died, and now, the thought of...
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If our recent ice storm has you dreaming of spring, I have the cure for you. Not the cure that...
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Joss Whedon has created some of the most beloved science fiction universes of our time,...
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A particularly vibrant array of films, especially some focusing on both visual and performing...
Read MoreYou’ve endured repeat viewings of what “Arrested Development” refers to as “Love, Indubitably.” Maybe you even took a ride through The Tunnel of Love Indubitably. But the holiday and holiday-adjacent movie viewing doesn’t have...
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It’s true that there are no small roles; especially in quirky dramedy types of films, quite often...
Read MoreThe adolescent coming-of age story just keeps on coming in film after film, not to mention novel after novel, and while not bad specifically, “The Kings of Summer” brings little that is terribly memorable to this already full...
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Capitalizing on a built-in font of nostalgia, and a can’t miss British Invasion soundtrack, “Not...
Read MoreTo describe the inaugural iteration of the Fairhope Film Festival as “The Best of the Best,” is no mere PR tagline — it becomes evident as you drool over the amazing lineup of narrative, documentary and short films, that it is...
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