Welcome to Part 3 of the 50/50 series of lists for the first half of the year in movies! Don't miss Part 1 or Part 2! It's always fun to see a film connect with audiences and break out, earning far more money than expected and rewarding the filmmakers for their efforts. But it's also... Continue Reading →
Here we go again. Here we have another movie that, much like A Hologram for the King, would have had pretty strong mainstream appeal if not for its virtually nonexistent shoestring budget and, therefore, invisible marketing campaign. The Family Fang has everything casual moviegoers like in their lowkey alternatives to big-budget fare. It's got comedy, drama, mystery, recognizable... Continue Reading →
The Movie March! 