4 Blu Reviews + A New Documentary!
Catching up with a slew of titles I've been meaning to sit down and write about including some new Blu-rays that were sent my way as well as a wild new documentary that I highly recommend!
One Battle After Another (2025) (dir. Paul Thomas Anderson)
PTA made a crackerjack of a movie at a time of extreme anxiety, huge changes in my life and made it in a way that only he could achieve. OBOA is one of his very best and easily the film of 2025 so far
Entropic Brain Hypothesis
My mom has called other people lately "evil." She's wrong. I think dementia is evil. She has it. Let me get this out of my system; then I'll get back to movies & music.
Updated Archive & More!
Nervous about a visit for my mom's birthday so did something fun - created a little audio/visual resume that's mainly a hub of everything I've done. Sneak peek is here!
New Movie Reviews (August 2025)
4 new reviews of recent releases that I've had the pleasure of catching up with and the good news is that I really enjoyed all of them!
It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley (2025) (dir. Amy Berg)
Finally catching up with some reviews during a difficult time. The first of which is a special one to me, since Jeff Buckley is my favorite vocalist of all time. This new doc showcases precisely why.
Eddington (2025) (dir. Ari Aster)
With each subsequent film from Aster, I find flaws that stand out rather than sense any growth or maturity. Eddington might be his weakest work to date but it's still worth discussing regardless.