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And The Winner Still Is: The 1927 Oscars aka The First Oscars Ever

Pop-Break Staff -
https://soundcloud.com/popbreakdotcombreakcast/and-the-winner-still-is-the-1927-oscars-aka-the-first-oscars-ever Welcome to Season 1 of our retrospective Oscar podcast series -- And the Winner Still Is. Hosted by film editor Marisa Carpico and television...
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‘Wine Country’ Review: Bridesmaids Meets Sideways

Mike Vacchiano -
By Michael Vacchiano Like a fine glass of its namesake beverage, Netflix’s newest comedy Wine Country acts as a rich varietal of other aged yet...
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‘Knock Down the House’ Review: A Must-See Political Documentary

Lucas Jones -
The release of the Netflix film Knock Down the House is in many ways extremely timely. It’s main focus, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is currently in...
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Detective Pikachu Is Uneven But Often Electric

Josh Sarnecky -
Pokémon: Detective Pikachu should not work. This film juggles more genres than a troop of amateur circus clowns, but the movie bobbles them far...
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1999 Movie-versaries: The Mummy

Bill Bodkin -
1999 was a big year for movies. It was the year that The Matrix's slow-motion bullet influenced action movies for years to come. It was...
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Tribeca Review: Wig

Marisa Carpico -
Regardless of whether you watch RuPaul’s Drag Race or not, it’s hard to deny that as an art form, drag has never been more...
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No Ever Dies in Derry: The IT: Chapter Two Trailer Reaction

Tom Moore -
Written by Tom Moore After months of anxiously awaiting the first trailer for the second chapter of the 2017 hit It, a teaser trailer has...
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‘POMS’ Review: More than Just an Old-Lady Cheerleader Movie

Marisa Carpico -
POMS, the new film about women of a certain age starting a cheerleading squad in their retirement community, isn’t starting off on the right...
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Avengers: Endgame and the Stages of Grief

Josh Sarnecky -
“This was never going to work if they didn't have something to….” The dying words of Phil Coulson in 2012’s The Avengers capture an odd...
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‘Tolkien’ Review: This Biopic Doesn’t Live Up to Its Own Legend

Marisa Carpico -
Tolkien has a lot to live up to. Directed by Dome Karukoski and written by David Gleeson and Stephen Beresford, it shows how the...
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‘The Biggest Little Farm’ Review: Inspiring as Long as You Don’t Think About It Too Much

Marisa Carpico -
It all starts with a dog named Todd. When cameraman John Chester met Todd in 2010 while shooting an episode of Animal Planet's Dangerously...
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The Last Summer Review: A Sweet & Relatable Teen Romance

Pop-Break Staff -
Written By Erin Doyle The summer before college is always bittersweet. There is anticipation and excitement, coupled with stress, nerves, and the emotions of leaving...
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