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Earthly Ordinary, Cinematically Extraordinary Screened at the Virginia Film Festival, Clint Bentley’s Train Dreams follows the life of an ordinary man and his experiences through different trials and tribulations. The film’s cinematography is the film’s… Read More »‘Train Dreams’ (2025): A Review
Reaching a ‘Good’ Conclusion Jon M. Chu’s Wicked: For Good is the epic conclusion to the acclaimed Broadway musical adaptation of Wicked. The film follows Elphaba and Glinda four years after the events of the… Read More »‘Wicked: For Good’ (2025): A Review
A Funny Heist Drama Where Betrayal Comes Unexpectedly Play Dirty is Shane Black’s return to the crime-thriller genre, blending humor, slick dialogue, and relentless action into a story fueled by betrayal and payback. The film… Read More »‘Play Dirty’ (2025): A Review
Caught between loyalty and survival, Tommy Ward (Josh Duhamel) faces the fallout of a job gone wrong that drags him from London’s underworld to L.A.’s sunlit chaos in ‘London Calling.’
‘Sinners’ is a film that rips the mask only to reveal another. Darkness has a face. When the coin is flipped in the air, pray that it’s fair.
2025 had many great films, but they would not have worked without stellar performances. Many of the performances will stand the test of time and deserve to be highlighted for their strength and depth.
Now that the year is ending, it is time to reflect on the best of the year. This year’s best films were both timely and personal, and it would only be right to give them their flowers before 2026 commences.
Josh Hutcherson and Jennifer Lawrence have been announced to be returning to ‘The Hunger Games’ franchise.
A Relentless Journey Testing Willpower, Courage, and Human Connection Set in a dystopian 1970s, Francis Lawrence’s The Long Walk explores the extremes of endurance. The film follows Ray Garraty (Cooper Hoffman) and Peter McVries (David… Read More »‘The Long Walk’ (2025): A Review
A Mysterious Brazilian Tale Screened at the Virginia Film Festival, The Secret Agent presents a backdrop of an oppressive dictatorship in late 1970s Brazil. The film is led by beautiful scenery that works well amidst… Read More »‘The Secret Agent’ (2025): A Review
