The Outsiders: The BRWC Review. By Alif Majeed. Greasers, as a subculture, have always been depicted in movies as cool, unflappable people or guys ready to pick up a fight at the drop of the hat. Starting with The Wild One, it is an unavoidable part of the depiction of the
One subgenre I love is the time travel subgenre. Not only is it an interesting subject to base a film around, but it can be executed in various genres, whether it’s sci-fi, comedy or even horror. And, even then, that aspect can be unique each time because of the way
Being The Ricardos: The BRWC Review I’m 19…and from England, it’s fair to say I didn’t know what ‘I Love Lucy’ was growing up, nor did I know the history behind Lucille and Desi, but damn was I wrong to doubt Aaron Sorkin because wow, this was a great snapshot of
Belfast. By Nick Boyd. “Belfast” is an evocatively done exploration of a nine-year-old Protestant boy’s childhood growing up in Northern Ireland in 1969. As the Catholics and Protestants are at war with each other in the conflict known as “the Troubles,” young Buddy, who lives with his mom, dad,
Paolo Sorrentino's latest film, Hand of God is his most personal. However, he manages to avoid the pitfalls of the passion project to provide a very personal meditation on identity, grief and family which is both funny and poignant. Hand of God is set in the 1980s when Fabio, is trying
