Interweaving three separate and distinct stories into a larger narrative is not an easy thing to do. As one of Adam McKay's first "serious movies", this does a great job of explaining one of the worst financial times in the US and the world and is really almost the apex of all the movies we've talked about this month.

A ton of breaking the fourth wall, actors explaining to the audience various topics. You have cameos from people like Margot…

Who would have guessed, that putting Will Forte and Bruce Dern together as a father and son on a darkly comical road trip to collect a supposed lottery jackpot could create such an honest, heartfelt, melancholy story.

Through the course of 2 hours, David (Will Forte) learns more than he ever wanted to about his father Woody (Bruce Dern), who is an ornery fragile alcoholic, and mother Kate (June Squibb) and how his father's alcoholism and absent minded generosity has…

We feel like this movie maybe hit a little too close to home for some. Rather than a traditional biopic, May December doesn't just tell the story of a notorious tabloid romance that gripped the nation, it is also Natalie Portman’s Elizabeth Berry holding a mirror up to indict both Hollywood and us as consumers for how we commodify and devour the stories of people.

A good actress plays a bad actress trying to learn from a great actress. It…

Who hasn’t had the urge to punch a baby?

This film is definitely not for people who are squeamish: there are surgeries, grotesque characters, blood, and many many sex scenes.
oppenheimer’s sex scene got NOTHING on this movie

Bawdy, hilarious, beautifully shot and acted. Almost every film that is even slightly influenced by Frankenstein shows that influence worse than a Tuesday Blues rock band playing Aerosmith. Not this! Fearless and extraordinary, audacious and exhilarating. Bella's arc is astounding, you start…