Early critical remarks on One Battle After Another are predictably calling it a “modern masterpiece.” Predictable because it’s the tenth feature film from director Paul Thomas Anderson.

I like weird. Weird music, weird books, and definitely weird movies. The Lobster, The Fountain, Labyrinth. The weirder, the better

Is a 30-second misstep enough to sabotage an otherwise exemplary cinematic journey? Can an unfortunate decision, the mistake of a relatively novice filmmaker, perhaps, derail what had been, up to that point, an immersive, wholly unique experience?

Michael Ritchie’s Downhill Racer is one of the dullest sports movies ever made, which is precisely the point.

It turns out the newspaper reports were wrong, the dinosaurs were not wiped-out 65 million years ago by a comet impact.