Bradley Cooper’s ‘Maestro’ looks into the dynamic dualities of Leonard Bernstein’s life with music as the undercurrent
During a crucial conversation at the beginning of Maestro’s third act, Leonard...
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Author: Murjani Rawls
‘Fallen Leaves’ bridges the beauty where routine and subtle romance collide
Love is a universal language that can be spoken with physicality, a whisper, an outburst, or in a...
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‘Manodrome’s deconstruction of the male superiority complex that leaves deeper themes behind
Ralphie (Jesse Eisenberg) is having a rough go at things lately (and that might be a sort of an...
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‘The Menu’ Review: A Clever Satire-Stuffed Four-Course Meal
How much would you pay for the “perfect” dining experience if money was no object to...
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‘The Fabelmans’ Review: Spielberg’s ‘Origin’s Story Is An Intersection of Art’s Power and Life’s Realizations
The Fabelmans sees director Steven Spielberg compose a story loosely based on his upbringing with...
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