There's something to be said about a documentary that chooses NOT to be flashy. At this year's Sundance film festival, such a film was premiered with its sole objective being to tell the story of its subjects' lives. There is absolutely nothing controversial about it, which makes it among the most refreshing hour and forty [...]
You're invited to the advanced virtual screening of FRESH Please click on this link to RSVP: https://forms.gle/R4pDvwfWVznvCkXL8 Screening link will be available to watch Tuesday, March 1st at 5pm MT – Thursday, March 3rd 8pm MT FRESH follows Noa (Daisy Edgar-Jones), who meets the alluring Steve (Sebastian Stan) at a grocery store and – given her frustration [...]
“This town needs an enema.” The cinematic exploits of Batman are set to expand with Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” next week. The Cinema Files team ranks their favorite Batman from over the years. How’s your ranking compare? Kevin's List The Dark Knight Batman (1989) Batman: Mask of [...]
It may seem like an odd adjective to use, but there is something charming about the Foo Fighters's horror film "Studio 666." Born from the mind of Dave Grohl, the story kicks off with the band contemplating the two greatest movies of the 80's & 90's when they are supposed to be discussing their overdue [...]
Throughout her filmmaking career, Jane Campion has always examined the theme of societal repression and its effects on an individual, whether it be through the lens of sexuality or psychological issues. While her previous films focused on female characters and their experiences, Campion switches to the male perspective with her staggeringly powerful film “The Power [...]
Werewolf movies have been a part of the cinematic lexicon for as long as I can remember. Sean Ellis’ “The Cursed,” which hits theaters this weekend, doesn’t add to the mythological nature of this type of story. That’s not necessarily a bad thing either. "The Cursed" manages to elevate itself above its station through inventive [...]
You're invited to the advance screening of LUCY & DESI Tuesday, March 1 @7PM Location: Landmark Midtown Follow this link to redeem passes: http://amazonscreenings.com/ATLANTACINEMA From director Amy Poehler, LUCY AND DESI explores the unlikely partnership and enduring legacy of one of the most prolific power couples in entertainment history. Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz risked everything to be [...]
You're invited to a virtual screening of the newest Tyler Perry film A MADEA HOMECOMING Virtual screening on Tuesday, February 22nd via an appointment viewing starting at 8:30PM (ET). RSVP here www.eventbrite.com/e/265206759557/?discount=TCF RSVP Instructions: Click the Eventbrite link and review the virtual screening information. Register for a virtual screening pass. The screening is virtual, so you can [...]
"Death on the Nile," Kenneth Branagh's follow-up to his 2017 version of Agatha Christie's "Murder on the Orient Express" has finally landed after multiple delays. At the time, Christie's story was fresh, but after 85-years can this collection of familiar tropes entertain audiences? Kenneth Branagh and screenwriter Michael Green are well aware some modernization was called [...]
Liam Neeson has made a name for himself in smaller action flicks. The actor fills the screen in his films with a relentless scowl; experience his currency. In his latest action-thriller, Blacklight, Neeson teams up with writer-director Mark Williams once again. As Travis Block, Neeson is, quite literally a Swiss army knife, trying to make [...]
