The power of cinema is undeniable. Movies can bring us to faraway places, inspire us…
Last week, we asked our staff to identify their favorite films from the last year.…
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Imbibe Cinema’s web-based streaming monthly festival continues! Each month, members will get access to monthly independent film selections that can be watched at anytime within the 28-31 day period before a new collection of films are released.
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Imbibe Cinema’s web-based streaming service is finally here! Each month, members will get access to monthly independent film selections that can be watched at anytime within the 28-31 day period before a new collection of films are released.
Rian Johnson’s follow-up to his 2019 Benoit Blanc debut is coming to Netflix on December…
Film Critic Leo Brady is a fan of director Asghar Farhadi and calls “A Hero” another masterpiece. The conundrum laid out before the viewer is not a question of choice, but a question of existence.
Film Critic Leo Brady praises Robert Machoain’s “The Killing of Two Lovers,” calling it easily one of the best movies of 2021.
Do you think “John Carter” deserves the reputation it received? Or is it Wrongfully Rotten?
After rewatching “Mission: Impossible II,” even I realized how wrong I was about this electric sequel, featuring a Tom Cruise with more attitude, an introduction to more daring stunts, and a harsh look at masculinity.
“Words on Bathroom Walls” welcomes you into the mind of a teenager beginning with what will be a life-long struggle with paranoid schizophrenia. It’s terrifying. And beautiful.