Attilio Lospinoso
A Surrogate Rom Com and a Terrible enviornmental Horror
A whole weekends worth of watching medicore movies, with one good unique romcom.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Apr 27, 20215 min read
Gentrification, Racisim, and Violence
A brief look at three different films, one that won a couple of Oscars, one that very enjoyable, and one that was overly violent.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Apr 20, 20216 min read
The Sound of Metal (and Silence)
The Sound of Metal held up to all its acclaim with a deep and emotional story that should not be missed.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Apr 13, 20215 min read
Mad Max Fury Road: A Poor Use of Resources
Mad Max Fury Road was one of the best films of the past decade, it is visually stunning, and has a great story as well.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Apr 6, 20217 min read
Godzilla Vs. Kong: A Clash of Titans
Godzilla vs. Kong is an epic battle between two titans with a mechanical one thrown in, it is not art, but it is enjoyable.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Mar 30, 20217 min read
Before and After: Comapring Zach Snyder's Justice League to the Original Version
After three years of waiting and discourse as to whether this version of the film existed, and once it came out that it did exist, it was...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Mar 23, 20217 min read
Movie Menagerie: A Western, a Horror, and a Zombie Film
A look at Train to Busan, The Conjuring, M, and News of the World. All excellent movies that were very different, but still worthwhile.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Mar 16, 20216 min read
Chaos Walking: A Return to Theaters After a Year Hiatus
I returned to the theaters two weekends ago to see Chaos Walking, a film with a weird gimmick, but its two stars had me intrigued.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Mar 9, 20217 min read
Animation Domination: Frenemies and Soul Searching
Examming Tom and Jerry and Soul. One of which was way better than the other.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Mar 2, 20216 min read
Nomadland (a Migrant Story) and I Care a Lot (About Money)
Review of Nomadland, the story of a struggling migrant worker, and I Care a Lot, the story of a legal kidnapper/robber.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Feb 23, 20215 min read
Judas and the Black Messiah, a Streamable Masterpiece
HBO has finally had a successful theatrical/streaming release. After the first few being duds, Judas and the Black Messiah really shows...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Feb 16, 20215 min read
Malcom and Marie: A Relationship Breaking Down
The continuous flow of Netflix films roars on with a new release that had garnered a large amount of intrigue due to the two big names...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Feb 9, 20215 min read
The Little Things and First Cow: A Murder Mystery and a Capitalistic Venture
These two movies have little to nothing in common with each other, but I decided to group them together anyway. One was the story of a...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Feb 2, 20214 min read
Locked Down, A Rough Start to 2021 Movies
One of the first, of probably many, pandemic based movie was released onto HBO Max, Locked Down. It was starring Anne Hathaway and...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Jan 26, 20216 min read
The King of Staten Island and Recovering from Loss
The story of Pete Davidonson struggling with the loss of his Dad and how he found his way.
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Attilio Lospinoso
Jan 19, 20215 min read
One Night in Miami Review
Amazon released this film just in time for Martin Luther King Day. It involved four major players during the Civil Right era, Malcom X,...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Jan 16, 20216 min read
Wanda Vision and Catching Up on Marvel
Friday the first two installments of Marvel’s new Television series, Wanda Vision, released on Disney+. From the commercials, it was hard...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Dec 8, 20205 min read
The Worst Version of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Netflix continues its barrage of new movies leaving most of the other streaming services behind, at least until HBO Max starts to release...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Dec 1, 20209 min read
Why Running 3,000 Miles This Year Means So Much
When I was a junior in college, I joined the cross country/track team. It was close to the end of the first semester, so this meant that...
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Attilio Lospinoso
Nov 25, 20205 min read
The Queen’s Gambit
One of Netflix’s most recent limited series has been gaining a ton of traction over the past two weeks, it is called The Queen’s Gambit....
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