Category: Reviews
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Gran Turismo Review
Just as everyone has their doubts about Mardenborough, you might have reservations going into Gran Turismo, but you should be won over by the final lap. Read More >
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Oppenheimer Review
Oppenheimer is draped in everything we’ve come to associate with Nolan: arresting cinematography, sound design that hits in all the right places, and a commanding musical score from Ludwig Göransson. Read More >
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No Hard Feelings Review
No Hard Feelings reminds us that a comedy can be problematic and funny. Actually, they often intersect. Read More >
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Past Lives Review
In a summer of edge-of-your-seat action sequences, the season’s most suspenseful moment is a practically silent exchange towards the conclusion of Past Lives. Read More >
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You Hurt My Feelings Review
You Hurt My Feelings is largely about coping with the notion of simply being good enough at your passion. That sums up the quality of the film: good enough. Read More >
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Air Review
Just as Moneyball wasn’t truly about baseball, Air isn’t about basketball, although the filmmakers have a clear love for the game. Read More >
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Spinning Gold Review
Now more than ever, Hollywood is obsessed with musical biopics and biographical dramas about famous brands. Spinning Gold is a bit of both. Read More >
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A Thousand and One Review
A Thousand and One is the leading showcase that Taylor has been waiting for. Read More >
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Creed III Review
If Jordan intended to prove that Donnie can fly without Rocky, he more than makes his case with Creed III. Read More >
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Magic Mike’s Last Dance Review
Magic Mike’s Last Dance is primarily a showcase for Tatum and Hayek, who possess a strange yet believable chemistry. Read More >
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