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Superhero Box Office Showdown
In honor of this year’s superhero team-ups and showdowns, I have been challenged to a competition of my own with one Mr. Phillip Pap. Once a frequent contributing editor here at Frame of Motion, Phil has since established his own film website entitled Film Dunce Files. Now known among film critic circles as arch-adversaries, Phil and… Continue reading Superhero Box Office Showdown
The Films of Vincent Ward
Vincent Ward is a New Zealand film director and artist known for his visually dominant and emotionally visceral approach to filmmaking. He is perhaps most widely known for directing The Navigator: A Medieval Odyssey (1988), Map of the Human Heart (1993), and What Dreams May Come (1998). Watch now
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Taylor Kujawa’s Top 10 Films of 2015
10. It Follows: This is a stylish genre film that lingered in my mind for weeks after my initial viewing, like when you get a song stuck in your head and you find it so catchy that you don’t mind its psychologically looping presence. 9. Carol: After eight years since his last theatrical effort, director Todd Haynes returns to… Continue reading Taylor Kujawa’s Top 10 Films of 2015
Slow West (2015)
I’m not sure if the western frontier of America can be described in terms of speed. In fact, the West comprises of so much territory that such a definition would be too broad to obtain accurate specificity. However, the setting of director John Maclean’s Slow West certainly does invoke an unhurried atmosphere through its depiction of the… Continue reading Slow West (2015)
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015)
Me and Earl and the Dying Girl is a surprise. On the outside, the film looks to be like your typical, sappy young adult movie that contains a little humor and a lot of drama all rolled around themes of adolescence that haven’t been captured too successfully on screen in recent years. However, the film’s focus… Continue reading Me and Earl and the Dying Girl (2015)
