Category: Reviews
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I Saw the TV Glow Review
Even if you don’t understand it, I Saw the TV Glow will stick with you like a dream that lives rent-free in your subconscious. Read More >
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Civil War Review
Whether or not you believe America is moving closer to a civil war every day, Garland offers a grounded portrait of a worst-case scenario. Read More >
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The Greatest Hits Review
The Greatest Hits has a phenomenal premise that’s only competently executed. Read More >
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Bob Marley: One Love Review
As well acted as One Love is, you’re better off watching the 2012 documentary Marley. It’s a more thorough portrait of who Marley was, as well as why his music has lasted. Read More >
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Suncoast Review
It’s the relationship between Doris and Kristine where Suncoast shines. Read More >
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The Zone of Interest Review
The Zone of Interest isn’t about what the audience sees, but rather, what they hear and what the characters choose to ignore. Read More >
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The Color Purple Review
Most modern movie musicals have at least one weak link, but you’d be hard-pressed to find anyone in The Color Purple who isn’t giving 150%. Read More >
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The Iron Claw Review
As intense as the wrestling choreography is, The Iron Claw is a surprisingly quiet, meditated exploration of mental health. Read More >
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American Fiction Review
American Fiction raises the questions that society is either too uncomfortable to ask or never thought to ask. Read More >
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Saltburn Review
As excessive as Saltburn can be, Fennell reminds us why we should stay with a movie until the credits roll. Read More >
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