Midtown Cinema

31 comments Post not marked as liked Review: Beatriz at Dinner Director Miguel Areteta and writer Mike White each have an arsenal full of comedies -- Mike White's works include NACHO LIBRE and SCHOOL... Sammi Leigh Melville

13 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Book Plot: The heist movie visits the library in “American Animals.” We already know it’ll end badly. Maybe we’ve heard the story before, or we’ve seen the trailer. Hell, even the first five minutes of the... Sammi Leigh Melville

54 comments 2 likes. Post not marked as liked 2 The Loud Sound of Silence: “Deej” takes viewers deep into a busy, unheard life. As we start our second official week of social distancing, I've noticed a void in my life. We all have obviously had a drastic change in... Sammi Leigh Melville

5 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Review: Lost in Paris LOST IN PARIS: the title suggests a travel movie, but that is the most excitement you would expect. But Fiona Gordon and Dominique Abel... Sammi Leigh Melville

104 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 So Awkward: “Eighth Grade” captures the anxiety, discomfort of middle school, like, really well. Everyone has been through middle school. No one particularly looks upon it fondly. In fact, most people reflect back on it with a certain... Sammi Leigh Melville

7 comments Post not marked as liked Review: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri As viewers delve into Martin McDonagh’s fourth feature, a grim and saddening world is revealed. While similar to the dark humor in his... -

6 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Review: Step "We're making music with our bodies. That's slick!" So says Blessin Giraldo in Amanda Lipitz's new film, STEP. The documentary follows... Sammi Leigh Melville

8 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 Review: Swim Team "When I'm swimming, I feel normal." That's the first thing we hear from Mikey McQuay, a boy with autism who swims for the Jersey... -

16 comments 1 like. Post not marked as liked 1 On Thin Ice: “I Tonya” unveils tough lives in a beautiful sport. Every artist—every painter, every filmmaker, every author or playwright, every actor, every sculptor or designer—will tell you the same... Sammi Leigh Melville

106 comments Post not marked as liked Thrillingly Disturbing (Review: SHIRLEY) Director Josephine Decker's newest feature, SHIRLEY, is a thrillingly disturbing piece giving us a twisted insight into the mind of... Sammi Leigh Melville

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10 comments Post not marked as liked Review: Hidden Figures Many complain about Oscar Season always doling out depressing films. Still others have objected to the lack of diversity in said films.... Sammi Leigh Melville

5 comments Post not marked as liked Review: Call Me By Your Name Do you remember falling in love for the first time? Those intense, almost electric feelings brewing inside while stare at your crush? Or... Sammi Leigh Melville

14 comments 4 likes. Post not marked as liked 4 Stories & Identities: “Colette” explores the fascinating life of the famous French novelist. “My name is Claudine. I live in Montaigne. I was born there in 1884. I shall probably not die there.” So pens Colette (Kiera Knightley),... Sammi Leigh Melville