Tag: Elizabeth Moss

• Perception vs. Reality: Thoughts on Jordan Peele’s ‘Us’

  

  Sometimes you don’t need a take. Us is pretty good, the final act didn’t quite land for me in the way that it was supposed to, but the strength of the filmmaking and the sustained tension throughout that final sequence was enough to keep me through until the end. I guessed what the twist was…

  E Warren

  March 25, 2019

  Film, POC Filmmakers

  Cinema, Elizabeth Moss, Ending, Explained, Film, Films, Horror, Jordan Peele, Lupita Nyong’o, Mike Gioulakis, Movie, Movies, Nicholas Monsour, Opinion, Review, Tim Heidecker, Twist, Us, Winston Duke

• The Old Man and the Gun Review — Shots fired

  

  The Old Man and the Gun is shot on a very creamy stock of 16mm film. It makes everything in this film look soft. When Robert Redford ambles into the frame with a crooked smile and a gimlet eye, the air around him crackles. He is a very kindly man who also so happens to…

  E Warren

  December 12, 2018

  Film, Review

  Casey Affleck, Cinema, Danny Glover, David Lowery, Elizabeth Moss, Film, Films, Movie, Movies, Opinion, Review, Robert Redford, Sissy Spacek, The Old Man and the Gun, Tom Waits