Category: Reviews
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The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent Review
With The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, Cage demonstrates just how self-aware he can be. Read More >
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The Outfit Review
What if Alfred Hitchcock directed a bottle episode of The Sopranos? You’d have the wickedly entertaining crime drama that is The Outfit. Read More >
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The Batman Review
Matt Reeves finds the middle ground between Burton’s otherworldliness and Nolan’s sophistication, but The Batman never feels like a retread. Read More >
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Death on the Nile Review
While it doesn’t get to the murder as quickly as Orient Express does, Death on the Nile is a more atmospheric and aesthetically interesting picture. Read More >
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Nightmare Alley Review
Nightmare Alley is among del Toro’s most grounded films, trading the supernatural for psychological thrills. Read More >
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West Side Story Review
Is Spielberg’s West Side Story better than the original? Read More >
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House of Gucci Review
Somewhere between the uproarious Wolf of Wall Street and a campy episode of Dynasty, you have House of Gucci. Read More >
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The Many Saints of Newark Review
Does The Many Saints of Newark reach the same heights as its groundbreaking predecessor? Read More >
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Stillwater Review
Even if it doesn’t take home as many awards as Spotlight, Stillwater is another winner for McCarthy. Read More >
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Zola Review
Capturing the tweet thread’s spirit, Zola is bonkers, enthralling, and not overly long. Read More >
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