Blog — 3 Brothers Film

Looking at all 92 episodes of the show's seven seasons.

Review: While We're Young (2015)

Baumbach's portrait of a middle-age crisis is his most accessible film yet.

Reviews, The Current: In TheatresAnders BergstromMay 29, 2015Adam Driver, Amanda Seyfried, Ben Stiller, Charles Grodin, comedy, documentary, drama, Naomi Watts, New York City, Noah Baumbach, While We're YoungComment

Review: Hercules (2014)

Not the kind of dumb fun I was hoping for.

Review: Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)

George Miller delivers one of the best action films in years.

Reviews, The Current: In TheatresAnders BergstromMay 22, 2015action, Charlize Theron, George Miller, Hugh Keays-Byrne, Mad Max, Mad Max: Fury Road, Nicholas Hoult, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, Tom Hardy Comments

Review: Stand by Me (1986)

Coming-of-age done right.

James Bond 007: Live and Let Die (1973)

Roger Moore's successful debut as James Bond 007.

The Mad Max Trilogy (1979-1985)

Anders revisits the first three entries in George Miller's post-apocalyptic series.

FeaturesAnders BergstromMay 15, 2015action, Australian film, Bruce Spence, car chases, dystopia, George Miller, Mad Max, Mad Max 2, Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, Mad Max: Fury Road, Mel Gibson, post-apocalyptic, science fiction, Tina Turner Comments

Thursday Rethink: Hulk Revisited

Ryan Holt offers a defence of Ang Lee's take on Marvel's green giant.

Features, Thursday RethinkRyan HoltMay 14, 2015action, Ang Lee, Eric Bana, Hulk, Nick Nolte, superhero, Thursday RethinkComment

Roundtable: James Bond 007: George Lazenby

A roundtable on George Lazenby's sole performance as James Bond 007.

James Bond 007, RoundtablesAnders BergstromMay 13, 2015007, 1960s, franchise, George Lazenby, James Bond, James Bond 007, James Bond 007 Retrospective, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Peter HuntComment

Review: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

The latest Marvel extravaganza can't bear the weight of all the cultural expectations this series has come to represent.

Review: '71 (2014)

Tense, political filmmaking that justifiably employs cinéma vérité.

Roundtable: James Bond 007: Sean Connery

The 3 Brothers discuss Sean Connery: the definitive 007.

James Bond 007, RoundtablesAnders BergstromApril 30, 2015007, 1960s, action cinema, Diamonds Are Forever, Dr- No, From Russia with Love, Goldfinger, icon, James Bond, James Bond 007, James Bond 007 Retrospective, Sean Connery, sexism, Thunderball, You Only Live Twice Comment

Justified and the Greatness of Artistic Modesty

Aren explores how Justified achieved greatness by staying generically modest.

Review: Kumiko the Treasure Hunter (2015)

A Japanese woman's search for the money from Fargo never really comes together, in this film starring Rinko Kikuchi.

Reviews, The Current: In TheatresAnders BergstromApril 22, 2015Coen brothers, Cumin the Treasure Hunter, David Zellner, drama, Fargo, Japan, Rinko Kikuchi, Zellner brothersComment

Review: It Follows (2015)

The best horror film of the decade.

James Bond 007: Diamonds Are Forever (1971)

James Bond's miscalculated introduction to the 1970s.

Review: Cinderella (2015)

Refreshingly traditional.

James Bond 007: On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969)

Lazenby's lone outing as 007 offers thrills and an emotional arc for Bond.

Flash Back, Reviews, James Bond 007Anders BergstromApril 9, 2015007, 1960s, action, Diana Rigg, George Lazenby, James Bond, James Bond 007, James Bond 007 Retrospective, On Her Majesty's Secret Service, Peter R- Hunt, spy, Telly Savalas Comments

Review: The Miracle Maker (2000)

This stop-motion animated gem might be the perfect film for your Easter viewing.

Reviews, Overlooked and Under-AppreciatedAnders BergstromApril 2, 2015animation, Derek W- Hayes, Easter, Jesus Christ, Jesus movies, Ralph Fiennes, Stanislav Sokolov, stop-motion animation, The Miracle Maker, William Hurt Comment

Review: The Greatest Story Ever Told (1965)

Gorgeous, but a terminal bore.