Dreams From Another World

Jordan Peele’s Terrific Third Feature ‘Nope’ Pairs Hollywood Showmanship With Sensational Genre History [Must Watch]

‘No Time To Die’: Her Majesty’s Mythic Assassin Pleads For Penance In Phase Craig’s Farewell Labor

Kiyoshi Kurosawa’s ‘Wife Of A Spy’ Craftily Reveals Its Cinematic Care Through Shadows of Mise En Scene

December 21, 2020July 22, 2021 Andrew John Bundy Cinema, Must-Watch, Review

‘Promising Young Women’ Is A Throbbing Bestiary That Jolts & Gnashes With Commiserating Verity [Must-Watch]

Emerald Fennell's feature debut is a throbbing bestiary on vindication and comeuppance that jolts and gnashes with commiserating verity.

December 7, 2020January 16, 2021 Andrew John Bundy Cinema, Critical Essay, Film Theory

Christopher Nolan’s ‘Tenet’ – Seeing The Cause After The Effect Caused A Double-Sided Film To Flop

Nolan's grandly misunderstood double-sided film was released at the worst possible time

December 5, 2020January 16, 2021 Andrew John Bundy Critical Essay, Review, Television

Warrior Season 2 – Finale Recap: “Man On The Wall,” Chinatown Reckons With The Yellow Peril Fallout Of Its Riots, As The Workman’s Party Of California Is Birthed

Once upon a time... a Hop Wei hatchet man walked into a bar owned by an Irish nativist...

December 2, 2020July 22, 2021 Andrew John Bundy Cinema, Critical Essay, Review

‘Mank’ Is A Humbling Old Hollywood Study, Cutting Down The Corrupt Stuff Dreams Are Made Of [Must-Watch]

David Fincher makes the most humbled picture of his career yet, bringing his late-father's script on the writing of "Citizen Kane" to life.

November 28, 2020February 6, 2021 Andrew John Bundy Critical Essay, Review, Television

Warrior Season 2 – Ep 9 Recap: “Enter The Dragon” Brutally Dramatizing San Francisco’s 1877 Riots, A Folk Hero Is Born

One of the most cathartic TV episodes of recent memory, "Warrior" pays tribute to Bruce Lee's folk hero status, dramatizing San Francisco's brutal 1877 riots.