Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Dig’
Marie Gilbert goes deep into The Dig, a true story about one of the most important archaeological discoveries of its time.
Category: movie review
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Clovehitch Killer’
The Clovehitch Killer asks the question, what would you do if you suspected a family member of being a serial killer?
Gilbert Speaks on ‘The Dry’
Eric Bana brings substance to The Dry, a film that keeps you on the edge of your seat.
Gilbert Speaks on the Dystopian Anthology ‘UNDERGODS’
UNDERGODS is not for everyone, but if you are into dark, dystopian, future worlds, you’ll definitely enjoy the film.
Gilbert Speaks on John Berardo’s ‘Initiation’
Our Streampunk Granny Marie Gilbert is at the age now when she’s seen it all, but she decided to take the plunge and watch Initiation. She’s happy she did.
Gilbert Speaks on Benson & Moorehead’s ‘Synchronic’
Marie Gilbert looks at Synchronic and its depiction of relationships between partners working to save people’s lives.
Gilbert Speaks On ‘Thunder Force’
When Netflix offers a superhero film with three of their favorite actors, Marie Gilbert is joyfully obligated to watch said film…but did Thunder Force satisfy her expectations?
Gilbert Speaks On ‘Hunt for the Wilderpeople’
Hunt for the Wilderpeople could have been one of those boring adventure films where the child outsmarts and embarrasses the adults. It’s not.
Gilbert Speaks on ‘Hero Dog: The Journey Home’
Marie Gilbert looks at the new film Hero Dog: The Journey Home and talks to director Richard Boddington and star Zackary Arthur.
Gilbert Speaks on Anthony Scott Burns’ ‘Come True’
In Anthony Scott Burns’ Come True, we are pulled into Sarah’s dreams, and it is a frightening journey.
Gilbert Speaks On The White Tiger
How does a poor boy from Laxmangarh hope to escape the caste system that is intent on keeping him a prisoner?
Review: Natasha Kermani and Brea Grant’s ‘Lucky’ Says You Can’t Believe Your Eyes
“Lucky” is a cleverly executed treatise on gendered violence