@martintsai

martintsai has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in April 2022. The social media accounts linked to from martintsai are: • TikTok • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, martintsai has populated their site with: • The Way of the Dragon – Critic's Notebook • White Knight – Critic's Notebook • Beyond the Dreams of Avarice – Critic's Notebook • 'To Live and Die and Live' Review: Alienated Filmmaker Can't Go Home Again in Grim Drama – TheWra • Last Action Hero – Critic's Notebook • Cannes 2024 Review: THE SURFER Rides the Wave of Nicolas Cage Gonzo Midnight Flicks – ScreenAnarchy • How Andrew Ahn's The Wedding Banquet improves on the original - INTO • Cannes 2024 Review: THE SHROUDS Contemplates Necrophiliac Possibilities of Digital Afterlife – ScreenAnarchy • Tribeca 2024 Review: 1-800-ON-HER-OWN Gives an Unusual Look at Ani DiFranco Behind the Scenes – ScreenAnarchy • End of the Road – Critic's Notebook • Once Upon a Time in Oakland – Critic's Notebook • AwardsWatch - ‘Misericordia’ Review: Alain Guiraudie’s Mines Comedy and Melodrama in Tale of Repression and Loneliness | Cannes • 'Seven Veils' Review: Atom Egoyan Tells a Complex Story of Authorship – TheWrap • AwardsWatch - ‘Parthenope’ Review: Paolo Sorrentino is Once Again Obsessed with a Great Beauty | Cannes • A Haunted House – Critic's Notebook • 'Babygirl' Review: Nicole Kidman and Harris Dickinson Drama Is No 'May December' – Collider • AwardsWatch - ‘The Brutalist’ Review: Adrien Brody Gives a Shattering Performance in the Cinematic Event of the Year | Venice • 'Maria' Review: Angelina Jolie's Oscar Vehicle Sees Pablo Larrain Exquisitely Navel-Gazing Once More – Collider • Venice 2024 Review: QUEER Hypersexualizes William S. Burroughs' Semiautobiography – ScreenAnarchy • AwardsWatch - ‘Youth (Homecoming)’ Review: Wang Bing’s 10-Hour Doc Trilogy Disappoints in its Closing Workshop Saga | Venice • Notes on a Scandal – Critic's Notebook • Fiddling While Rome Burns – Critic's Notebook • About Face – Critic's Notebook • The Odd Couple – Critic's Notebook • 'Joker: Folie à Deux' Review: Joaquin Phoenix and Lady Gaga Musical Sequel Is Out of Tune – Collider • 'Beetlejuice Beetlejuice' Review - Jenna Ortega Leads Tim Burton's Fun Throwback – Collider • Roast in Translation – Critic's Notebook • 'Rob Peace' Review: Chiwetel Ejiofor Takes on a Compelling True Story – Collider • Sean Wang's 'Didi' highlights a uniquely Taiwanese American experience – JoySauce • Trans Mission – Critic's Notebook • AwardsWatch - ‘FAYE’ Review: Laurent Bouzereau Finds Morsels of Truth in one of Hollywood’s Most Venerable and Vilified Stars | Cannes – AwardsWatch • AwardsWatch - ‘Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1’ Review: Kevin Costner’s Meandering Western Epic is a Cowboy in Search of a Herd | Cannes – AwardsWatch • Asking a Lot – Critic's Notebook • Fury Road to Nowhere – Critic's Notebook • 'Poolman' Review: Chris Pine's Directorial Debut Is a Kooky Noir That Fails to Stand Out – TheWrap • Are we entering a golden age of sapphic film noir? – Into • American Dreamer Film Review: Peter Dinklage Real-Estate Comedy Requires Major Repairs – TheWrap • The Help – Critic's Notebook • Human Interest – Critic's Notebook • Attack of the Killer Lesbians – Critic's Notebook • Apocalypse Now – Critic's Notebook • All of us lonely – Into • Family Feud – Critic's Notebook • Rustin doesn’t do justice to Bayard Rustin – Into • 'Next Goal Wins' Review: Abysmal Soccer Team Makes for Crowd-Pleasing Comedy From Taika Waititi - TheWrap • 'Dream Scenario' Review: Nicolas Cage Goes After Cancel Culture in Provocative Drama - TheWrap • Life Lessons – Critic's Notebook • 'Dumb Money' Review: Paul Dano Stands Out in Definitive Portrait of COVID Era - TheWrap • Quandaries of Asian-American Representation Strike a Nerve in 'Shortcomings' – The New York Sun • Child's Play – Critic's Notebook • A Literary Noir Set at a Posh Country Estate, the Looks of ‘The Lesson’ Are Deceiving – The New York Sun • Carlos Review: Santana Frontman Serves Up Above-Average Doc – TheWrap • David Fincher Talks Alien 3 Mistakes in Steven Soderbergh Chat – TheWrap • Taylor Mac's 24-Decade History of Popular Music Review – TheWrap • 'Stan Lee' Review: Marvel Pays Tribute to Its Comic Book Legend – TheWrap • Milli Vanilli Review: Doc Chronicles the Rise and Fall of Infamous Group – TheWrap • The Graduates Review: School Shooting Drama Lacks Depth – TheWrap • ‘Daliland’ Review: Ben Kingsley Delivers Whimsy and Chaos as Salvador Dali – TheWrap • 'Common Ground' Review: Propaganda Masquerading as a Doc – TheWrap • Flamin’ Hot review: the spicy snack gets a spicy origin story – The A.V. Club • Reinventing Identity — and Recalibrating Ambitions — in Celine Song’s ‘Past Lives’ – The New York Sun • The Incredible Stroke of Luck for ‘American Born Chinese’ – The New York Sun • ‘Always Sunny’ Star Charlie Day Channels French Comic Icon Jacques Tati With Mixed Results – The New York Sun • 'L'Immensità' Review: About a Boy – Critic's Notebook • What's Love Got to Do With It Review: Lily James Finds Love in the World of Arranged Marriage – TheWrap • Adaptation of Classic ‘Margaret’ Preserves Judy Blume’s Perennial Wisdom – at the Expense of Entertainment Value – The New York Sun • ‘Polite Society,’ Toying With Genre, Subverts Clichés of the Asian Immigrant Experience – The New York Sun • The Trail Not Taken – Critic's Notebook • In Benjamin Millepied’s Reimagining of ‘Carmen,’ Everyone Is a Dancer – The New York Sun • Chevalier Film Review: Lush Period Biopic Comes Off as a Missed Opportunity – TheWrap • Honoring Motherhood — Warts and All — in a Rapidly Changing Harlem – New York Sun • ‘Moving On’ Review: Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin Reunite for a Surprise-Filled Mystery – TheWrap • The Quiet Girl review: well-meaning film needs to make a little noise – The A.V. Club • To Live and Die and Live Review: Alienated Filmmaker Can't Go Home Again in Grim Drama – TheWrap • Broker film review: a family that preys together may not stay together – The A.V. Club • Other Than the Fireworks Scene, ‘Empire of Light’ Leaves a Dim Impression – The New York Sun • Hunt review: Lee Jung-jae plays another deadly game – The A.V. Club • Young Cannibal Hits the Road in ‘Bones and All’ – The New York Sun • Causeway explores connections that are vital, but unclear – The A.V. Club • In Stars At Noon, an American ex-pat sells her body at an uncertain cost – The A.V. Club • 'Raymond & Ray' Review: Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke Are Brothers in Contrived Family Drama – TheWrap • The Inspection Film Review: Military Coming-of-Age Drama Feels Like an Instant Queer Classic – TheWrap • Glass Onion Review: Knives Out Sequel Is Quick-Witted – TheWrap • 'The Woman King' Film Review: Viola Davis Rules in Fresh and Meaningful Action Film – TheWrap • Merkel Film Review: Former German Leader Noticeably Absent From Her Own Documentary – TheWrap • The Kingdom Exodus Review: Lars von Trier Goes Full Meta with the Return of His Creepy Hospital Drama – TheWrap • Sharp Stick Film Review: Lena Dunham's First Feature in More Than Ten Years Reveals Little Artistic Growth – TheWrap • My Old School mines new lessons from a '90s media hoax – The A.V. Club • Paws Of Fury reduces Mel Brooks' satire to a showcase of Asian clichés – The A.V. Club • Don’t Make Me Go draws underwhelming insights from road trip formulas – The A.V. Club • Accepted teaches tough lessons about college paths – The A.V. Club • Mr. Malcolm's List delivers a colorblind comedy of manners – The A.V. Club • ‘Lowndes County and the Road to Black Power’ Film Review: Civil-Rights Doc Explores Ongoing Issues – TheWrap • The A.V. Club's 11 favorite Pixar movies to stream right now on Disney+ • Alone Together Film Review: Katie Holmes Finds Love During Lockdown in COVID-19 Romance – TheWrap • In Bitterbrush, these cowgirls are too busy to get the blues – The A.V. Club • Gay Pride and Gay Prejudice in Fire Island – Into • There There Film Review: Andrew Bujalski Leaps Backward to Mumblecore-Via-Zoom – TheWrap • Good Luck to You Leo Grande Film Review: Emma Thompson Shines as a Widow Seeking a Little Physical Companionship – TheWrap • As With Maturity, a Film With Many Levels – The New York Sun • Leave No Trace Film Review: Searing Doc on Boy Scouts Abuse Cuts Some Journalistic Corners – TheWrap • ‘Phantom of the Open’ Shows Not Every Underdog Has Its Day – The New York Sun • Gay Rites – Into • The Poet as Hero – Critic's Notebook • True Bromance – Critic's Notebook • ‘We Feed People’ Mixes Celebrity and Humanitarian Aims, With Emphasis on Latter – The New York Sun • Doing the Right Thing – Critic's Notebook • The Downton saga rekindles that old feeling, even in A New Era – The A.V. Club • When the Saints Go Marching In – Critic's Notebook • Jarrod Carmichael's On The Count Of Three is no laughing matter – The A.V. Club • Happening enters the Roe v. Wade debate with perfect timing – The A.V. Club • How Gaspar Noé returned from the brink of death with double vision – The A.V. Club • The 16 buzziest “anti-blockbuster” indie films to see this summer – The A.V. Club