Support the Girls opens Friday, August 24th at the Ritz at the Bourse, and we are giving away some free passes to see the film Monday-Thursday during its theatrical run. To […]
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Author: Ryan Silberstein
Ryan spends his days at a company named one of the best to work for in the Philadelphia area, and his nights as a mysterious caped vigilante saving his city from the disease that is crime watching movies. He lives on a diet consisting of film, comic books, experimental beer, black coffee, and those big metal historical markers around town. Follow him on Twitter and Letterboxd.
Contest: Skate Kitchen tickets
Skate Kitchen, a film from Crystal Moselle opens Friday, August 17th at the Ritz at the Bourse, and we are giving away some free passes to see the film Monday-Thursday during […]
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The Meg just keeps swimming
The Meg isn’t the worst movie I’ve seen this year. It more or less held my attention (though not enough to justify a bloated 2-hour runtime) and was entertaining moment […]
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Split Decision: Don’t Go in the Water
Welcome back to Split Decision! Each week, we pose a question to our staff of knowledgable and passionate film geeks and share the responses! We may never know if it […]
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Yellow Submarine is a psychedelic blast from the past
A weird thing about being an adult is that individual pieces of media, whether they be films, songs, or anything else, don’t seem to ever mean as much to me […]
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Split Decision: Our Favorite Film Critics
Welcome back to Split Decision! Each week, we pose a question to our staff of knowledgable and passionate film geeks and share the responses! We may never know if it […]
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Jurassic Park: When Dinosaurs Ruled the Earth
This year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
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Teen Titans Go! To the Movies stands out from the superhero crowd
I’m going to say this up front: Teen Titans Go! To the Movies might be my favorite superhero film this year. Black Panther is probably still number one, but that […]
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Mission: Impossible–Fallout is the pinnacle of blockbuster filmmaking
Has there ever been another film franchise that has three home runs in a row? Because it’s not that the Missions: Impossible get better each time, but that they manage […]
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Split Decision: On a Mission
We are celebrating the Christmas in July that is the release of Mission: Impossible – Fallout all week long! Click on the image for all of the entries: Welcome back to […]
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Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl is an unlikely classic
This year is the 25th anniversary of the release of the first Jurassic Park. For most of us at Cinedelphia, it is a film that has defined what we look for […]
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