RETROSPECTIVE REVIEWS – UPROXX

Ten Years Later, It’s Time To Acknowledge ‘Killing Them Softly’ As A Masterpiece

Ten Years Later, It’s Time To Acknowledge ‘Killing Them Softly’ As A Masterpiece

September 27, 2022by:

‘Donnie Darko’ At 20: A Timeless Suburban Gothic That Happens To Have Some Time Travel

‘Donnie Darko’ At 20: A Timeless Suburban Gothic That Happens To Have Some Time Travel

October 18, 2021by:

‘Stripes’ At 40: A Slightly Subversive Army Comedy Created At The Ebb Of American Empire

‘Stripes’ At 40: A Slightly Subversive Army Comedy Created At The Ebb Of American Empire

September 3, 2021by:

The Michael Jordan PR Machine In Action: Thoughts On ‘Space Jam’ From A ‘Space Jam’ Virgin

The Michael Jordan PR Machine In Action: Thoughts On ‘Space Jam’ From A ‘Space Jam’ Virgin

July 16, 2021by:

An Oral History Of ‘Freddy Got Fingered,’ Tom Green’s Glorious Broadside Against The Fame Industry That Made Him

An Oral History Of ‘Freddy Got Fingered,’ Tom Green’s Glorious Broadside Against The Fame Industry That Made Him

June 15, 2021by:

‘The Social Network’ At 10: Looking Back At A Founder’s Mystique Gone Awry, And The Creation Of A Monster

‘The Social Network’ At 10: Looking Back At A Founder’s Mystique Gone Awry, And The Creation Of A Monster

October 1, 2020by:

The Best Scenes In ‘Goodfellas’ — The Most Rewatchable Movie Of All Time — Ranked

The Best Scenes In ‘Goodfellas’ — The Most Rewatchable Movie Of All Time — Ranked

September 24, 2020by:

The Ending Of ‘The Usual Suspects’ Still Wows, 25 Years Later

The Ending Of ‘The Usual Suspects’ Still Wows, 25 Years Later

September 16, 2020by:

A Swan Song For Boomer Innocence: Reckoning With ‘Caddyshack’ At The Time Of Its 40th Anniversary

A Swan Song For Boomer Innocence: Reckoning With ‘Caddyshack’ At The Time Of Its 40th Anniversary

August 5, 2020by:

‘Back To The Future’ At 35: Looking Back On The Movie That Made America Great Again

‘Back To The Future’ At 35: Looking Back On The Movie That Made America Great Again

July 2, 2020by:

Looking Back At ‘Valley Girl,’ Nic Cage’s First Starring Role, Now Streaming For The First Time Ever

Looking Back At ‘Valley Girl,’ Nic Cage’s First Starring Role, Now Streaming For The First Time Ever

April 22, 2020by:

The Vault: Revisiting ‘Midnight Cowboy,’ The Boomer Best Picture About A Land Of Contrasts

The Vault: Revisiting ‘Midnight Cowboy,’ The Boomer Best Picture About A Land Of Contrasts

March 31, 2020by:

‘Bad Boys’ Retrospective: A Bad Lethal Weapon Ripoff We’ve Been Stuck With For 25 Years

‘Bad Boys’ Retrospective: A Bad Lethal Weapon Ripoff We’ve Been Stuck With For 25 Years

January 16, 2020by:

20 Years Later, ‘Election’ Is Still A Perfect Portrait Of Suburban Desperation

20 Years Later, ‘Election’ Is Still A Perfect Portrait Of Suburban Desperation

April 26, 2019by:

40 Years Of ‘Pumping Iron,’ The Film That Turned Male Vanity Into Art

40 Years Of ‘Pumping Iron,’ The Film That Turned Male Vanity Into Art

January 30, 2017by:

Celebrating 10 Years Of ‘Borat,’ And The Driving Instructor Who Embodied The Best Of Us

Celebrating 10 Years Of ‘Borat,’ And The Driving Instructor Who Embodied The Best Of Us

November 8, 2016by:

‘Soul Man’ At 30: Eerily Prescient, Underappreciated Gem, Or Rightly Forgotten Anachronism?

‘Soul Man’ At 30: Eerily Prescient, Underappreciated Gem, Or Rightly Forgotten Anachronism?

November 4, 2016by:

The Story Behind ‘What About Bob?’: An Ensemble Masterpiece Disguised As A Bill Murray Vehicle

The Story Behind ‘What About Bob?’: An Ensemble Masterpiece Disguised As A Bill Murray Vehicle

May 19, 2016by: