Bros is the gay rom-com answer to Bo Burnham's Inside. Basically a white man is given a platform and spends several minutes describing how banal that is, and how we should be paying attention to other people. While Billy Eichner is certainly making an effort to not center himself in a movie attempting to represent all LGBTQIA+ people for some reason...the two leads do eventually need to fall in love. So ultimately it's about two cis white men, who are…
I struggle to see families revisiting this one nearly as much as the original. Hocus Pocus 2 is forgettable save a charming "One Way or Another" musical number set at a Sanderson Sisters lookalike contest (what a fun idea!) Loved the audience's choreographed dancing too. It's always great to see the three witches and they shine per usual. But there's something so morbid about resurrecting this 30 year old IP for a sequel and putting so little effort into it…
I wanted to compile a list of articles, videos and editorials that helped me dig deeper into Call Me By Your Name.
How a Little Film Touched So Many Lives. Arranged/edited/curated by Barb Mirell. A book filled with stories from people who watched the movie and were deeply effected by its power. A large variety of demographics around the world are represented. A global fanbase. Profits from the book go to The Trevor Project which provides crisis and suicide prevention…
