Michael Clark
Author
Originally from the nation's capital, Michael Clark has provided film content to over 30 print and online media outlets. He co-founded the Atlanta Film Critics Circle in 2017 and is a weekly contributor to the Shannon Burke Show on FloridaManRadio.com. Since 1995, Clark has written over 5,000 movie reviews and film-related articles. He favors dark comedy, thrillers, and documentaries.
LATEST
‘Michael’: The ‘King of Pop’ Biopic Is Only Half of the Story
The studio recognized a tell-all would’ve been a disaster, so it presents just the early stuff.
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‘I Swear’: An Eye-Opening Story About Tourette’s Syndrome
We find out more about this mysterious affectation in this film than from similar previous productions.
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‘Lorne’: The Man Behind the ‘SNL’ Curtain Never Drops His Guard
Far from balanced, this ‘documentary’ has elements of a fawning infomercial, yet its ultimately recommendable.
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‘Jerry West: The Logo’: A Cradle-to-Grave Look at a Sports Legend
This in-depth documentary examines the ups and downs of a storied life and career.
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‘American Solitaire’: A Great Movie Sabotaged by an Unfortunate Coda
This challenging commentary on modern PTSD is a big winner up until the very end.
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The 50th Anniversary of ‘Rocky’: Sylvester Stallone’s Watershed Moment
This underdog, low-budget crowd-pleaser reinvented franchise filmmaking.
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‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’: Warning! Danger!
This well-balanced documentary falls short in convincing us that AI is a good thing.
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Film and TV Offerings for Spring
April seems to be top-heavy with offbeat comedies and that’s a good thing.
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‘Network’ 50th Anniversary: Don’t Say They Didn’t Warn Us
This pitch-black satire predicted the moral decay of legacy media decades in advance.
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‘Tow’: A Modern-Day David Versus Goliath Parable in the US Northwest
Rose Byrne delivers a spectacular turn as a woman fighting a stacked legal system.
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‘Michael’: The ‘King of Pop’ Biopic Is Only Half of the Story
The studio recognized a tell-all would’ve been a disaster, so it presents just the early stuff.
|
‘I Swear’: An Eye-Opening Story About Tourette’s Syndrome
We find out more about this mysterious affectation in this film than from similar previous productions.
|
‘Lorne’: The Man Behind the ‘SNL’ Curtain Never Drops His Guard
Far from balanced, this ‘documentary’ has elements of a fawning infomercial, yet its ultimately recommendable.
|
‘Jerry West: The Logo’: A Cradle-to-Grave Look at a Sports Legend
This in-depth documentary examines the ups and downs of a storied life and career.
|
‘American Solitaire’: A Great Movie Sabotaged by an Unfortunate Coda
This challenging commentary on modern PTSD is a big winner up until the very end.
|
The 50th Anniversary of ‘Rocky’: Sylvester Stallone’s Watershed Moment
This underdog, low-budget crowd-pleaser reinvented franchise filmmaking.
|
‘The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist’: Warning! Danger!
This well-balanced documentary falls short in convincing us that AI is a good thing.
|
Film and TV Offerings for Spring
April seems to be top-heavy with offbeat comedies and that’s a good thing.
|
‘Network’ 50th Anniversary: Don’t Say They Didn’t Warn Us
This pitch-black satire predicted the moral decay of legacy media decades in advance.
|
‘Tow’: A Modern-Day David Versus Goliath Parable in the US Northwest
Rose Byrne delivers a spectacular turn as a woman fighting a stacked legal system.
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