Scott Phillips’ Film Reviews – Page 6

by Scott Phillips December 4, 2018 3

Film Review: At Eternity’s Gate

Dafoe Mesmerizes as the Misunderstood Painter Maybe God made me a painter for people who haven’t been born yet. Continue Reading

by Scott Phillips December 1, 2018 3

Scott delves into Argentina’s submission to the Academy Awards for Best Foreign Film the Crime Film El Angel. ElContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips November 23, 2018 5

Scott finds Green Book‘s “indie cinema” credentials intact and more depth than the Oscar Bait ads will have you think.Continue Reading

by Scott Phillips November 21, 2018 2

Sequel Treads Familiar Ground with Mixed Results Despite all the trumpet swells and images of Sylvester Stallone with glovedContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips November 18, 2018 4

Christmas Comes Early For Crime Film Fans For the first act of Widows, the latest offering from British filmmakerContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips November 9, 2018 3

Dementia Takes Its Toll on a Family in This Familiar Tale What They Had, the directorial debut of actressContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips October 7, 2018 1

A Star is Born, the new film co-written and directed by Bradley Cooper, is a cinematic perfect storm. Take aContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips September 28, 2018 2

Debut Feature Is a Bleak, Gritty Riff on a Tarantino Classic A high-profile crime has been committed. A group ofContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips September 26, 2018 3

World War II Horror Film Delivers Exactly What You’re Expecting Overlord, the new film from director Julius Avery (SonContinue Reading

by Scott Phillips September 26, 2018 3

The Mission Meets The Wicker Man in The New Film From the Director of The Raid In 2011 GarethContinue Reading