What makes the documentary worth watching is not the result itself – most viewers already know how the qualifying campaign ended. It is the explanation of how the program got there, who made it possible,
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A Good Person Film Analysis: How Family Trauma Shapes Our Lives
In the heart-wrenching drama, written and directed by Zach Braff, “A Good Person,” renowned actor Morgan Freeman delivers a solid performance as the grief-stricken Daniel, a father reeling from the unimaginable loss of his daughter.
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Logan (Review)
It’s interesting to think that, while Marvel’s “American” Avengers are out saving the world (but still mostly America of course), Fox’s two current tent-pole characters, Deadpool and Wolverine, who are also both Canadian, seem less
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Sweeping Forward (Review)
Everyone finds themselves dealing with this problem, whether they know it or not, and this problem is anxiety of competition. It doesn’t just affect average folks, it affects most of us in the film industry
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Sorry, We’re Closed (Review)
Sorry, We’re Closed peeks inside a server’s long life. Charlotte’s been slinging the same greasy food and lukewarm coffee for what feels like decades in this anachronistic-themed restaurant, and this film is about her relationship
Continue ReadingHNMAG App Review: Dubdub
Something new to try out this week because things are going a little bit differently.
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