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4/15/24. I've been looking forward to this for awhile. I don't know if I have what it takes to be a hardcore EDM fan. I mean, I love disco and dance music, but I mean the more rave typical music. But thats why it's so easy to love Jungle. Their sound mixes the oontz oontz with funk, R&B and rap for a groovy ass time. So believe me when I tell you that this concert was an EXPERIENCE! And I can't wait to do it again.
Monkey Man. Dev Patel deserves EVERYTHING for this movie. It was hilarious, thought provoking and action packed. You will not regret seeing this. Also, shout out to Jordan Peele for seeing the potential and making sure this hit had a theatrical release.
The First Omen. I must admit this started REALLY slow but once it picked up, it did not break pace nor disappoint. And that score the entire way through had you on the edge or your seat. Just know it's less "ahhh" horror and more thriller "oh my God" horror.
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire. Wow!! The sixth installment in "The Monsterverse" is definitely my favorite. I love how the first action sequence with Godzilla very heavily nods to the nostalgia of the OG movies complete with cheesy animation and anime style cuts, before leaning back into the more realistic CGI for the remainder of the movie. It was a beautiful! I also loved the story centering on the monsters with a human element more as a subplot. Great watch!
3/22/24. Tonight was incredible and I think ATC is gong to be my preferred destination for plays. "Master Class" was a journey through the difficult life of an opera diva, Maria Callas, as she coached students in the uncomfortable pain that comes with a evolution to greatness. Vicki Lewis who played the lead is a tour de force with impressive credits including Bones, Modern Family, Seinfeld, and How I Met Your Mother just to name few, but the whole cast killed it.
Immaculate. I challenge those who say this is Sydney's first serious role given what she brings to Cassie in Euphoria, but this was definitely surprising. Knowing that she was originally casted but it stalled and she took it into her own hands to get it made makes it all the more sweeter. I loved it. The twists I did not see coming and the very satisfying ending. Highly recommend.
3/17/24. Finally got to complete the tour series of my 2023 Spotify Wrapped Top 5 and see Destin Conrad on the Submissive tour. Been a fan since I heard his song 'Fraud' with my other fave, Ambré, in 2020. Amaria opened and then Destin came to give a very intimate, lively and soulful performance. I did wish there was a full band, especially a saxophone player, but he's so charismatic that him and his guitar player were enough to keep the crowd rocking. Great time!
Love Lies Bleeding. What can't Kristen Stewart do? Truly? A phenomenal and breathtaking actress that you can tell puts herself fully into her work. Another stellar performance with a mind-bending story about domestic violence, the side effects of doping and broken people from broken families that find each other. It gripped you from start to finish. Also, did y'all know that 'Love-Lies-Bleeding' is an actual flowering plant?!! Yeah, the geek in me loves that.
3/3/24. I love going to a concert and discovering a new artist as an opener that you may not have known before but become a fan of because they kill it. At the IRL Tour with Mahalia, that new artist for me is Alicia Creti. Listen to that VOICE!! Those adlibs!!! Damn!!!
3/3/24. First concert for the year. Mahalia IRL Tour. My first time seeing her and I knew she would kill it. What sonic experience. I got to hear all my favorites including 'Terms and Conditions' and the bad gal tune 'Simmer'. And doing that while sick?!?? Much respect to a real artist. Looking forward to seeing her again whenever she comes back.
Dune. I didn't get Part One on the first watch but I definitely got it the second time in preparation for this. And wrt to Part TWO!!!! MY GOD!!!! Saw a special 70mm screening and was at the edge of my seat for damn near 3 hours. Give Denis Villeneuve his flowers. EVERYTHING was on point. Cinematography, score, pacing, acting, action. I'm so hype for Part 3!!! Fantastic movie!!
Madame Web. Ummm.........Adam Scott was amazing. That's it. That's all I got. Maybe wait until it's on streaming.
Argylle. This was a fun and funny movie with a star-studded cast and original story. Think of a love child between Wonka and The Kingsman (IYKYK 👀). My only critique is the score choices. At first it was nostalgic, but very soon after became distracting.
Brief History of a Family. Last one of the festival. Debut feature directed by Jianjie Lin set in a post one-child policy China. Loved the artistic style of the cinematography in this gripping suspense drama.
Sebastian. Premiere from director Mikko Mäkelā explores sex work through the lens of the relationship a writer has with his/her work and their own lives. Really compelling story.
Agent of Happiness. For my first documentary of the festival, this was a hit. A very charming and cool story that took six years to make. A look at what it takes to put happiness high on the agenda as a reference for policy making and development in Bhutan. Great film.
Exhibiting Forgiveness. This was a visual experience by Titus Kaphar. It's not a light movie, but a very reflective one. Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor stunning as always. See her next in Ava DuVernay's Origin. Equally stunning performance from Moonlight's André Holland as well.
Rob Peace. This was a good damn watch. The amazing Chiwetel Ejiofor adapted this movie from the biography "The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace" written by Jeff Hobbs, and his vision was inspiring. The casting, the costuming, the attention to detail. Chef's kiss. Look out for Chance K. Smith, an electric young actor. And Mary J. Blige KILLED it!