Author: Miles Gruber

I, like many others, have been burned by the “Game Of Thrones” universe. The books are never going to be finished and the show’s ending was awful. All in all, to be a “Game Of Thrones” fan is a sad and pitiful life. So when I sat down to watch “A Knight of the Seven […]

I watch a lot of movies every year. This past year, I watched around 90 new movies, about half of which were from this year. With this incessant film watching, I also end up seeing a lot of terrible movies. Today I want to talk to you about some of them. These five films stood […]

I have often thought that Timothée Chalamet was an overrated actor. Every year, he was nominated for best performance at the Oscars, and when he didn’t win, I would hear people whine and moan, and I did not understand. He was an undeniably good actor, but he had never truly wowed me, never provided me […]

Let me start this review by clarifying something. The title implies that this review will be positive, but it is, in fact, not. The film “Regretting You,” an adaptation of the Colleen Hoover novel “Regretting You,” is an objectively terrible film with little to no redeemable qualities. I knew that for a fact going in, […]

I am often considered to be a very critical person. Whenever I tell my friends I don’t like a film, they tease me and call me a snob (which I am, but it’s still very rude). However, one thing that often comes from my constant critique is that if I think a movie is near […]

As the year has gone on, one TV show has stuck out to me as being extremely important. That show is “The Studio,” which, if the Emmys are any indication, Hollywood at large agrees with me that this show is something special.  “The Studio,” which follows Matt Remick as he tries to be a good […]

Every summer, I watch a ton of films. Old movies, new movies, bad movies, good movies, I watched them all this summer. Of all these movies, none have stuck with me so much as the horror movie “Weapons.” It follows multiple people in a town after the disappearance of 17 children in an elementary school […]

‘Sinners’ was not a movie I was expecting to enjoy as much as I did this year. When I first saw trailers for the film, I just sort of wrote it off as a mildly interesting take on the horror vampire genre. Then I went to see the movie in IMAX on 70 millimeters at […]