Author Archives: Pim Wangtechawat

“I love my grudges. I tend to them like little pets.”

Making this film work requires more than simply putting horns on the guy from Downton Abbey and hoping they look realistic.

“Kong” is enough of an enjoyable ride that it wouldn’t make you beg for two hours of your life back.

A tragic, real and incredibly personal R-rated comic-book film.

The bottom line is this: “Captain Fantastic” is a bloody fantastic film.

Why ‘The Edge of Seventeen’ is one of the best teen dramedies to have come out in years.

It is rare to see a film in which the story that’s being told is more important than how it is told.

“Moonlight” makes you miss people, even the ones who you didn’t expect to miss at all.

“Arrival” manages to be a film about aliens while not being a film about aliens at all.

“Lion” is an extraordinary film because of the extraordinary story it tells.