Jamie Garcia·Nov 2, 2023Killers of the Flower Moon: Greedy White Man Ruins the Party AgainWarning: Spoilers ahead.A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Oct 24, 2023Back at it.It’s been a while since I wrote here, and if I’m honest, I’ve missed it. I miss the discipline. I miss the creativity. Most of all, I miss…A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Jun 21, 2021Bo Burnham is Healing the World with ComedyThere it is again, that funny feeling… After a year and a half of staying inside, Burnham gives us a reason to smile.A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Jun 6, 2021“The Woman in the Window” Isn’t Sure Why We Should Care, So We Don’tWhat could have paid tribute to the Hitchcock classic, Rear Window, is instead messy, disjointed, a little dull, and ultimately a letdown…A response icon2A response icon2
Jamie Garcia·May 28, 2021“Stowaway” Puts Morality in the Driver’s Seat on its Way to MarsWhen one person’s existence jeopardizes the lives of all on-board, issues of ethics take the wheel in Joe Penna’s stunning sophomoric feat.A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Apr 30, 2021“Another Round” Blurs The Lines Between Living and AlcoholismIt was the best of times, it was the worst of times…A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Apr 6, 2021“Promising Young Woman” Has Trouble Choosing a Lane When it Comes to Reality, but the Ride is…How do our expectations of reality translate to rape-revenge stories in film?A response icon1A response icon1
Jamie Garcia·Mar 23, 2021A Family Grows Despite All Odds in “Minari”A Korean family moves to the Ozarks to build their dream and steal our hearts.
Jamie Garcia·Mar 12, 2021For The Love of BeingWhen nomadic wanderlust becomes a way of life, what does it mean to maintain one’s independence?
Jamie Garcia·Mar 4, 2021What if Your Life Story Sat on a Shelf?The Midnight Library by Matt Haig shows us that while ‘the perfect life’ might not exist, it may still be worth living.
