The past three years, I have written film reviews, commentaries on the changing film landscape, and annual Oscar predictions. There have been some fundamental
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Author: Victoria Anders
‘Chappaquiddick’ Shows An Old Kennedy Trope And A New Family Mystery
“Chappaquiddick,” the newest installment of Kennedy family history put on film, gives an account of the true, yet still misunderstood events that occurred June
Is Netflix Taking Over The Movie Industry Through Your Computer Screen?
Who doesn’t enjoy a late-night Netflix session to catch up on “Stranger Things,” re-watch “Friends” for the 20th time, or catch some feels
The ‘First-Ever’ Rom-Com With Gay Protagonists, ‘Love, Simon’: A Needed, Imperfect Film
“Love, Simon” opens, as many others, with a “typical teenager” going through high school. “I have a totally, perfectly normal life,” Simon, the
Will Win, Should Win, And Snubbed: Our Oscar Predictions
Hollywood has had a year of reckoning, complicity, and unified strength. Articles about sexual harassment and widespread systematic cover-ups overshadowed stories about box
‘Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri’: Nothing But Tremendously Acted Pain and Suffering
CW: Mentions of sexual assault and harassment, police brutality One of the most talked-about films this season, “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri,” opens in
Worthy Nominations Lead This Year’s Diverse Oscar Pack
CW: Mentions of sexual assault and harassment “The Shape of Water” leads the Oscar pack with 13 nominations and a pretty high chance of
A New Take on Homelessness in “The Florida Project”
“The Florida Project” is a momentous film about white poverty in the face of commercial America. A six-year-old girl living with her single
Watch “Victoria & Abdul” for Judi Dench, Not Compelling Colonial Critique
An unlikely friendship between the second-longest reigning monarch of Britian and an Indian Muslim servant in “Victoria and Abdul,” directed by Stephen Frears, provides
Kingsman: The Golden Circle Reaches Across the Pond For Serviceable Sequel
I went into a showing of “Kingsman: The Golden Circle” looking to unwind on a Sunday night, and left feeling satisfied, albeit a little disappointed