OFCS members don’t just write film reviews. Here are several articles you might find interesting.
Best of Lists
13 of the Most Underrated Music Documentaries of the Decade
The 20 Best 3D Movies of the Decade
Aaron Neuwirth @ We Live Entertainment
- Excerpt: Here’s a look at 20 films that stood out when it came to presenting a meaningful use of 3D to a movie’s presentation (with an emphasis on technique over overall film quality), beyond just a surcharge at the box office counter.
The 20 Best Black Films of the Last Decade
The 50 Most-Anticipated Movies of 2020
Brent McKnight @ The Last Thing I See
- Excerpt: We may not get flying cars in 2020, but there are a crap ton of movies to look forward to.
Aaron Neuwirth’s 19 Favorite Movie Scenes of 2019
Aaron Neuwirth @ We Live Entertainment
- Excerpt: Going from knife fights to moon chases to Sondheim, Aaron Neuwirth lists his favorite movie moments from 2019.
Aaron’s Outstanding Top Ten Films of 2019
- Excerpt: Some films were instant favorites, others stuck with me and only managed to grow on me over time. All of that in mind, the following is the list of films that resonated with me most.
Best Films of 2019
The Best Films of 2019
Brent’s Top Ten Movies of 2019
Brent McKnight @ The Last Thing I See
My Top 10 Movies for 2019
Mark Hobin @ Fast Film Reviews
- Excerpt: Here are 10 examples of when I left the theater in an emotional state – be it shock, joy, sadness or elation.
My Top Ten Films of 2019
Betty Jo Tucker @ ReelTalk Movie Reviews
Notable documentaries of 2019
Sarah Boslaugh @ theartsstl.com
Notable Feature Films of 2019
Sarah Boslaugh @ theartsstl.com
Notable Feature Films of the Decade
Sarah Boslaugh @ theartsstl.com
- Excerpt: It’s hard enough to pick ten films out of the many thousands released in the years 2010-2019, and I frankly can’t imagine ranking them as well. So here’s a list of ten notable feature films from the last decade, in alphabetical order, along with a description of why each deserves to be on this list.
The Year in Film–Mysteries of 2019 Edition
Sarah Boslaugh @ theartsstl.com
- Excerpt: Who thought a live remake of Aladdin was needed? Bonus question: Who ever told Will Smith that he could sing?
Interviews
Simplicity Means There’s Nowhere to Hide: Directors Nick Bruno and Troy Quade on Spies in Disguise
- Excerpt: I think the concept of simplicity is the most challenging because we want that graphic style we simplified down our birds and the bird wings. It seems like it should be easier but simplicity means there’s nowhere to hide, whether it’s in the look or the storytelling.
