The Minnesota Movie Digest: Issue No. 149

The Minnesota Movie Digest, from the Minnesota Film Critics Association, showcases film reviews, essays, and interviews, highlighting latest releases and classic films. Stay updated with film critiques through their social media channels.

Welcome to The Minnesota Movie Digest, the official newsletter from the Minnesota Film Critics Association (MNFCA)!

The MNFCA is a collective of individuals dedicated to celebrating and critically examining the art of film. In this recurring publication, we’ll share a selection of insightful film reviews, absorbing essays, and interviews with film professionals.

Each issue of The Minnesota Movie Digest features a diverse array of perspectives and content. Our members have shared their most recent work with us, covering the latest releases and revisiting classic films that dissect the craft of filmmaking. Explore the links below and get a front-row seat to critically examine the art of film.

Check out the MNFCA Members page to meet our all-star lineup.

And now… The Minnesota Movie Digest.

Eli has a few new pieces this week over on Cinephile Corner. In their movie reviews section, he has reviews for the following new releases:

He also has reviews for a few movies from the past, including:

He also ranked the best movies directed by Christian Petzold.

On Deep Focus Review, Brian reviewed Superman and the 2005 documentary Commune, which recently returned to theaters for its 20th anniversary.

Brian also appeared in the latest episode of The CineFiles, where the group discussed SupermanJurassic World Rebirth, and Akira Kurosawa’s High and Low (1963). They also debated who should play the next James Bond and shared their Top 5 Films of 2025 so far.

For his Patreon subscribers, Brian posted a Reader’s Choice review of Thomas Vinterberg’s Oscar-winning film Another Round (2020).

At The Cinema Dispatch, Hunter reviewed Superman. He also started his position of Film Critic at Woodbury News Net, and screened The Age of Innocence as part of ‘Secret Movie Night’ at Emagine Willow Creek.

For The Tangential, Jay reviewed Daniela Forever and Hot Spring Shark Attack.

Zach reviewed Superman.

Movie Man Eric saw the SNL biopic Saturday Night, a movie with real “in love with my dad’s cool friends” energy.

In this week’s issue of the “Picturegoer” newsletter, James Gunn’s “Superman”; Woody Allen’s “Bullets or Ballots”; King Vidor’s “The Crowd”; John Carpenter’s “Halloween”; Lynne Ramsay’s “You Were Never Really Here”; and a continuing series on the original “Star Trek”.  Follow the link.

At his site, Liedke reviewed a pair of earlier releases in “Companion” and “My Dead Friend Zoe,” as well as the new blockbuster “Superman.”

Streaming Movies Double Reviews: HEADS OF STATE (Amazon Prime) + THE OLD GUARD 2 (Netflix)

Oldie but goodie post… Superman & Me | in anticipation of James Gunn’s SUPERMAN (2025)

FlixChatter Review: SUPERMAN (2025) – Gunn gives us a benevolent superhero worth looking up to, and the new DCU is off to a flying start

Ranking all 8 SUPERMAN live-action movies from Best to Worst

It’s been a SUPER week, and Paul has all your Superman coverage with my review and interviews with the cast!

James Gunn Interview

David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nicholas Hoult Interview

Full Cast Interviews

Superman review

Plus, follow Paul across social media, YouTube, and on Letterboxd for more!

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