Minnesota Film Critics are still making their way through 2020 award contenders while also looking at 2021 releases. For example, a few wrote reviews about “The Marksman.”
Here’s what the Alliance has been up to lately.
Joe Botten
At his site, Botten wrote reviews for new releases, including “The Marksman,” “One Night in Miami,” “Promising Young Woman,” “White Tiger,” “Our Friend,” “Psycho Goreman” and “Penguin Bloom.”
Brian Eggert
For Deep Focus Review, Eggert wrote about “Greenland,” “Promising Young Woman,” “Minari,” “News of the World,” “Ammonite” and “Our Friend.”
Kelly Florence and Meg Hafdahl
For the Horror Rewind podcast, Florence and Hafdahl discussed 2015’s “It Follows” and the new release “Promising Young Woman.”
Joseph Froemming
For his Joe-Down series, Froemming reviewed 1986’s “Maximum Overdrive” from Stephen King.
Kyle Goethe
For his site, Goethe wrote about his most anticipated films for 2021.
Paul McGuire Grimes
For his web series Paul’s Trip to the Movies, Grimes reviewed “Our Friend” and the new show “Wandavision.” Grimes also appeared on the series Twin Cities Live on Jan. 15 and 22.
Matthew Liedke
At his site, Liedke wrote reviews for “One Night in Miami,” “Promising Young Woman,” “News of the World” and “The Marksman.”
Ruth Maramis
For FlixChatter, Maramis reviewed “News of the World” and wrote a piece about police-centric films.
Mark McPherson
At his website, McPherson wrote his thoughts about the new “Wandavision” series.
Nicholas Palodichuk
For the series Kyle and Nick on Film, Palodichuk was joined by Goethe to review 1986’s “The Color of Money” and 1942’s “Casablanca.”
Frank Stanko
For the Pop Culturists, Stanko completed his look back on 1985 movies with a review of “A Chorus Line” and a recap of the year overall.
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