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5.8

Review: The Jesus Rolls (2020)

July 16, 2020
Under the pretence of being a pseudo-sequel to The Big Lebowski, The Jesus Rolls sounds like a good watch. Too bad it's one of the most lecherous and uncomfortable indie films to have graced the screen in years...
by Tyler Hummel
 
6.6

Retro Review: Batman & Robin (1997)

July 9, 2020
Batman & Robin is notorious for managing to kill one of the most successful comic book film franchises for years. But does time heal all wounds?
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.8

Retro Review: Casino (1995)

June 29, 2020
Casino may not be as great as Goodfellas, yet it is still another epic Scorsese crime drama that isn't coy about the destructive nature of sin and greed.
by Tyler Hummel

 
7.3

Review: The Way Back (2020)

May 30, 2020
The Way Back is a quietly competent and engaging drama that will appeal to viewers even if they don't enjoy basketball.
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.7
6.9

Review: Hail, Caesar! (2016)

May 24, 2020
Hail, Caesar! is one of the strongest comedic films of the last decade and a minor miracle in the otherwise excellent filmography of the Coen Brothers.
by Tyler Hummel
 
9.0

Retro Review: Bernie (2011)

May 21, 2020
Bernie is an unassuming and strange biopic, standing out as one of Richard Linklater's most fascinating and unusual films.
by Tyler Hummel

 
8.5

Retro Review: The Untouchables (1987)

May 19, 2020
The Untouchables is a complete and satisfying package comprised of the talents of many Hollywood legends.
by Tyler Hummel
 
9.5
9.8

Review: Mad Max: Fury Road… Five Years Later!

May 14, 2020
Mad Max: Fury Road remains one of the strongest films to come out of contemporary Hollywood. It's an enthralling action movie from start to finish, and a masterpiece of film making as a craft.
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by Tyler Hummel
 
7.7

Retro Review: Kingdom of Heaven (2005)

May 8, 2020
Kingdom of Heaven is enraging, complex, shallow, sensitive, nuanced, and spiteful all at once as it explores complex themes of faith and politics.
by Tyler Hummel

 
9.1
10

Retro Review: Duck Soup (1933)

April 28, 2020
Wanting to watch one of the finest vintage films Hollywood has to offer? Duck Soup is a classic of Great Depression-era cinema and comedy!
by Tyler Hummel
 
9.0

Review: The Raid: Redemption (2011)

April 25, 2020
The Raid: Redemption is a modern action classic that's done a great deal to reshape modern Hollywood's approach to action filmmaking.
1
by Tyler Hummel
 
9.4

Retro Review: Ben-Hur (1959)

April 19, 2020
Never has there been a film as big as Ben-Hur. Over sixty years on, is it still worthy of the saying?
by Tyler Hummel

 
8.7

Review: The Death of Stalin (2017)

April 17, 2020
The Death of Stalin is one of the best satires to be released in recent years, though it may prove too dark for some.
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.5

Retro Review: Shadowlands (1993)

April 12, 2020
Detailing an important period in C.S. Lewis's life, Shadowlands depicts a needed frailty and humanity to one of modern Christianity's favorite writers.
by Tyler Hummel
 
7.8

Retro Review: Army of Darkness (1993)

April 10, 2020
Army of Darkness may not be Sam Raimi's strongest film, but it's one of his funniest movies!
by Tyler Hummel

 

Flawed Faith: The Radicalism of The Gospel According to St. Matthew

April 10, 2020
What does it mean to live life radically the way Jesus did?
by Tyler Hummel
 
7.5

Review: Color Out of Space

March 30, 2020
Fans of H.P. Lovecraft will likely find a lot to "enjoy" in this adaptation of Color Out of Space, despite being helmed by a director with a massive blight on his filmography.
by Tyler Hummel
 
6.8

Review: Superman: Red Son

March 24, 2020
Superman: Red Son offers some interesting concepts and themes for fans, but is it anything to write home about?
by Tyler Hummel

 
8.3

Retro Review: Contagion (2011)

March 19, 2020
Contagion is a great thriller and one of Soderbergh's strongest films. Yet in light of current events, we may now be watching this movie through a very different lens.
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.3

Retro Review: Love and Friendship

March 2, 2020
Love and Friendship is easily one of the most propulsive, slick and well-produced period dramas to have recently come out of the film industry.
by Tyler Hummel
 

Flawed Faith: It’s a Wonderful Life, Expectations, and God’s Will

December 22, 2019
In the grand scheme of things, God places us where we are because he wants us to affect those who we most immediately contact.
by Tyler Hummel

 
4.5

Review: Star Wars Holiday Special

December 12, 2019
The Star Wars Holiday Special is a testimony to avarice.
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.2

Retro Review: Cape Fear

October 31, 2019
Not every film in Martin Scorsese's filmography is perfect. Some are uneven, some are weird, some are noble misfires, and some are barely holding together at the seams at times. These movies often serve to contrast the bold heights of his immense [...]
by Tyler Hummel
 

Flawed Faith: The Exorcist, Martin, Screwtape, and Superstition

October 29, 2019
“And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose.” —Romans 8:28 Released in 1973, The Exorcist is arguably the most hotly-debated film in the history of Christendom. That’s a [...]
by Tyler Hummel

 
9.2
8.2

Retro Review: Goodfellas

October 23, 2019
Scorsese reached something of a career peak in the 1980s. During this period he wrote and directed some of his best and most interesting works. He started the decade with Raging Bull and filled it in with movies like The King of Comedy, After Hours, The [...]
by Tyler Hummel
 
8.6

Retro Review: The King of Comedy

October 11, 2019
Following Raging Bull, Martin Scorsese underwent a total career revitalization. Suddenly he went from a has-been to the A-list of Hollywood with yet another Oscar-winning masterpiece under his belt. Once again, Robert De Niro started pushing Scorsese on [...]
by Tyler Hummel
 
9.2

Retro Review: Raging Bull

October 4, 2019
The late 1970s weren't a great time for cinema or for Martin Scorsese. Despite the success of Taxi Driver, his career went downhill quickly when his follow-up New York, New York crashed and burned financially and critically.
by Tyler Hummel

 
9.2

Retro Review: Taxi Driver

September 27, 2019
When Taxi Driver was released in February of 1976, it instantly propelled the young Movie Brat Martin Scorsese into the spotlight. This hit was the 17th highest grossing film of the year and was nominated for four academy awards. It propelled the young [...]
by Tyler Hummel
 

Flawed Faith: Tony Stark and the Lament for Modernity

September 22, 2019
Tony Stark is simultaneously the best and worst case for modernity in the modern world.
by Tyler Hummel
 
7.0

Review: Man of Tai Chi

August 26, 2019
Distributor: Universal Pictures/China Film Group/RADiUS-TWC   Director: Keanu ReevesWriter: Michael G. CooneyComposer: Chan Kwong-wing  Starring: Keanu Reeves, Tiger Chen, Iko Uwais, Karen Mok, Simon Yam What if I told you that Keanu Reeves had directed a [...]
by Tyler Hummel

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