Reel Reviews | The Drama
Love unravels in real time as buried truths and insecurities collide in The Drama, a relationship study that spirals into emotional chaos.
Zendaya
Zendaya’s Top Five Films: How a Disney Kid Became Hollywood’s Most Compelling Force
She arrived as a Disney kid. She returns this weekend as a Hollywood titan. Before The Drama opens, TheFilmGordon ranks the five Zendaya top films that built one of the most compelling careers in cinema today.
Reel Reviews | Challengers
Except for a couple of tennis scenes (one where the point of view is from a tennis ball being played) the film lags in its service.
Reel Reviews | Spider-Man: No Way Home
What happens when three Spider-Men, five multiversal villains, and a desperate wish collide? Spider-Man: No Way Home swings into legend, delivering thrills, heartache, and the most emotional web-slinging adventure yet.
Reel Reviews | Malcolm & Marie
by Tim Gordon Malcolm & Marie is a black-and-white drama, written and directed by Sam Levinson. When filmmaker Malcolm his girlfriend Marie return home from [read more]
Trailer Park | Malcolm & Marie
by the FilmGordon Staff One of the first films shot during the middle of the pandemic, we finally get our first look at the film, [read more]
Reel Reviews | Spider-Man: Far From Home
Spider-Man swings into unfamiliar territory, Europe, grief, and global deception, in this post-Endgame adventure that’s equal parts heart, humor, and high-flying spectacle. Can Peter Parker rise without Tony Stark?
Reel Reviews | Smallfoot
by Charles Kirkland Jr. Yetis do exist and they’re adorable in the mythological twist animated feature Smallfoot.