Reel Reviews | Call Me By Your Name (Middleburg Film Festival)
by Monica Hayes A young intelligent 17-year-old and an archaeology student go from strangers to secret lovers in the summer of 1983 in
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Film Reviews
Reel Reviews | Darkest Hour
by Charles Kirkland Jr. How many movies do we need about Winston Churchill in a year? I guess the answer is two!
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Reel Reviews | Mudbound
by Charles Kirkland Jr. Two American families in Mississippi collide in a tale told in black and white in Mudbound.
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Reel Reviews | The Justice League
by Tim Gordon Five years after launching the DC Extended Universe, the iconic comic institution assembled their stable of superhero heavyweights in the
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Reel Reviews | Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
by Sherin Nicole | via idobi Basically: An extraordinarily well-written film about messed up people who redeem themselves in the worst possible ways
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Reel Reviews | Last Flag Flying
by Julian Lytle | via idobi Basically: A Linklater film that’s not about slackers who need to grow up but about grown-up adults
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Reel Reviews | Thor: Ragnarok
by Charles Kirkland Jr. The Marvel Universe does it again with the God of Thunder!
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Reel Reviews | Lady Bird (Middleburg Film Festival)
by Monica Hayes Lady Bird, Greta Gerwig’s directorial debut of a coming of age comedy of a rebellious teen looking to get and
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