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Nanette

Courtesy of TIFF

From ‘Paddington 2’ to ‘Roma,’ Film Crit Hulk’s Favorite Movies of Awards Season 2019

Ah, yes. The glory of awards season, when it seems like all the wrong movies get bolstered with praise while the nuanced, best films of the year get lost in the shuffle. What better way to combat all that than with a massive reconsideration of what we watched over the past 12 months?
By Film Crit Hulk
Hannah Gadsby in Nanette.

Hannah Gadsby Rejects the Premise

Hannah Gadsby’s 'Nanette' is a towering achievement of stand-up comedy, and now we have to reckon with its results.
By Film Crit Hulk

The Haunting Doubts of Mr. Rogers and Paddington Bear

When Mr. Rogers wondered on his deathbed, “Am I a sheep?” he was asking the question all of us ask, in a way: “Am I enough?”
By Film Crit Hulk

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