Category: Reviews
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Cruella Review
While the film could’ve gone further with the darker elements, especially given its PG-13 rating, it mostly gets Cruella right. Read More >
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Birds of Prey Review
Birds of Prey is not only the Harley Quinn movie we’ve been waiting for, but also the one we didn’t know we wanted Read More >
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The Gentlemen Review
The Gentlemen thankfully doesn’t feel like another studio-driven production that Ritchie just so happened to direct. It’s a pure Guy Ritchie movie in terms of dialogue, style, and performances Read More >
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Uncut Gems Review
Uncut Gems is a testament to what a phenomenal talent Sandler can be with the right people behind the camera. Read More >
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Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Review
Even with all the celebrity cameos and Manson family members, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood never forgets that it’s a buddy picture. Read More >
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POKÉMON: Detective Pikachu Review
In a world where Hollywood’s adaptations of Warcraft, Assassin’s Creed, and Hitman all fell flat, Detective Pikachu is bizarrely the first video game movie to get it right. Read More >
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Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri Review
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri may not be as rewatchable as McDonagh’s previous two films, but it is his most mature, timely, and important picture to date. Read More >
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Logan Lucky Review
Logan Lucky is about a group of criminals that seem dumb on the surface, but turn out to be smarter than they appear. Likewise, the film itself is much smarter than the ads might have you think. Read More >
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Going in Style Review
While Braff’s preceding pictures strived tirelessly to not be generic, this can be described as very little else. Read More >
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CHIPS Review
The action comedy genre is one that rarely breeds results in a contemporary setting, often struggling to find a compatible balance between having a fast-paced, engaging narrative, while injecting comedy in the process, and where CHIPS is concerned, it falls short in both areas. Read More >
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