Jonathan Ashun

Luca Guandagnino really crafted something special with his adaptation of a novel about a boy falling in love with his father’s intern. The movie hit me on a surprisingly deep level, and not because the content is relatable in any way to me, but... Read the full review »

The Shape of Water is an allegorical look at color v.s blank canvas, weird vs the norm, and special vs mundane. The film shows the comfort and wonder of feeling at home, and finding love with someone like you. Guillermo Del Toro has been making mo... Read the full review »

My favorite film of 2017, Lady Bird is one of the most earnest and painfully honest representations of teenage life. Greta Gerwig’s soul was poured into a wholly organic film about the natural progression of teenage life (post 9/11), individuali... Read the full review »

Battle of the sexes features a magnificent performance by Emma Stone, featuring an intriguing, but rather mundanely executed historical event. Read the full review »

The post combines Spielberg’s masterful filmmaking expertise, Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks’ undeniable talents, and a killer script to deliver an engaging and shockingly topical historical drama. Read the full review »

Fifty shades darker, is without a doubt the worst movie of the year. The dialogue is laughable. The Plot is repetitively offensive. The chemistry is as empty as the vastness of space. So much about this movie is just WRONG. I had a blast watching... Read the full review »

"The Rebellion is reborn today, the war is just beginning, and I will not be The Last Jedi." I've held off from fully reviewing this movie just because I have so much to say, and at the time of this film's release I was probably much too enraged a... Read the full review »