Film Review: Big Eyes

Just because a filmmaker seems to be getting back on track doesn’t mean that they should be given a free pass. This is a statement I pondered last month when I saw American Sniper and the same statement I thought about while watching Big Eyes, Tim Burton‘s return to the land of non-CGI foolery. While it was nice to see a “subdued” Burton film, I can’t say I was happy to watch Big Eyes, a movie that’s lacking in energy and keeping an audience’s interest.

Film Review: Into the Woods

When those familiar chords of Sondheim’s Into the Woods began to play, I have to admit that I got extremely nervous, more than I would let on to my screening buddy. How would they manage to balance the various tones of the piece? Would they butcher the score?

Oscar Predictions Update: The Changing Race

Whew do these Oscar predictions look drastically different.

Exclusive First Look at ‘The Pull of the Moon’

What do you get when you combine a grateful filmmaker and loyal readers? An exclusive look at a movie!

Oscar Predictions Update: Black Friday Edition

Not going to bore you all with a lot of info, here are my updated Oscar predictions. The goal this round: be as ruthless as a Black Friday shopper.

Film Review: A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night

Orignally published at ScottFeinberg.com

A stylish and soulful film, A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is a film of bad men, dangerous women, love and beautiful images. More than just a vampire film, Ana Lily Amirpour crafts an eerie, moody tone poem that’s a fantastic film to watch.

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