I sit down with two subjects from the upcoming AIDS documentary 5B to talk about Pride and the plague years.
Author: Clint Worthington
Pixar’s fourth trip into the toybox opens up fascinating existential questions while maintaining its delightful core of childlike whimsy.
The pioneering superhero franchise gets its last hurrah in the form of a messy, somber swan song.
For June, we celebrate Pride Month by diving into the filmography of cinema’s most prominent transgender filmmakers.
Welcome back to More of a Comment, Really…, a weekly interview podcast hosted by Clint Worthington! Every episode will feature interviews with actors, […]
Composer Kurt Farquhar on “American Soul”, “Black Lightning”, and Scoring Thirty Years of Television
On this week’s podcast, we speak with composer Kurt Farquhar, “the musical voice of the BET,” about his work on American Soul and Black Lightning.
Olivia Wilde’s debut is a gut-busting comedy that celebrates the power of female friendships.
James Gunn produces a lean, mean, messy genre exercise that supposes Superman was more Damien than Clark Kent.
Divisive though it (and the final season) may have been, Game of Thrones’ final episode course-corrects in some satisfying ways.
We speak to the director and writer/star of Chicago Critics Film Festival’s opening night film about the disturbing timeliness of their Chicago-set drama.
Ed Zwick’s death-row drama is a familiar, but effective throwback to old-fashioned issue dramas. It’s hard to think […]
Whether on the cinema of New York, Wes Anderson, or creatures of the night, the venerable film magazine has you covered.
The Mad Queen rears her fire-breathing head in a visually stunning, but narratively baffling penultimate episode.
Keanu Reeves serves up another bloody helping of face-shooting mayhem in a third entry that cements the series’ utter supremacy on the action movie stage.
We chat with the creator of the podcast series Blockbuster about dramatizing the early creative partnership of Steven Spielberg and George Lucas
The Pokémon franchise takes some crazy swings with a noir adventure that admirably commits to its universe, but might only be for hardcore Poke-fans.
Westeros finds itself divided on who should lead it, in a frustrating feature-length episode that walks back vital character development.
Before Studio Ghibli, Hayao Miyazaki honed his craft on one of the liveliest anime action-adventures of all time.
