Showing posts with label john boyega. Show all posts
Showing posts with label john boyega. Show all posts
Thursday, December 14, 2023
Saturday, January 22, 2022
Sundance 2022: '892' Review
John Boyega stars in the true story of an Iraq War veteran who was financially destitute, believing that Veterans Affairs had cheated him out of his disability check. And so he went into a bank, took hostages and demanded that the government pay him what he was owed. My review of 892 is up at Screen International.
Monday, March 08, 2021
Reconsidering the New 'Star Wars' Trilogy
After reading Kelly Marie Tran's Hollywood Reporter profile, in which she talks about the racism she faced online from being in the new Star Wars movies, I was struck by a thought: I don't think those movies were worth the trouble to make. I explain what I mean over at MEL.
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adam driver,
daisy ridley,
essays,
john boyega,
mel,
oscar isaac,
rian johnson,
star wars
Wednesday, December 09, 2020
The Grierson & Leitch Podcast: Frances, Fincher and 'Red, White and Blue'
On this week's episode, which is our 250th, we review three new movies: Nomadland, Mank and the latest in the Small Axe anthology. Lots of good discussion, and you can hear the whole thing down below.
Thursday, December 03, 2020
'Red, White and Blue' Review
For years, John Boyega spun his wheels in the Star Wars films. If you want to see what he's capable of, check out the latest in the Small Axe anthology. For MEL, I reviewed Red, White and Blue.
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amazon,
black lives matter,
john boyega,
mel,
movie reviews,
small axe,
star wars,
steve mcqueen
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