Category: Reviews
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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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Empire of Light Review
Empire of Light strives to be a love letter to cinema, but it also tries to be more. The film attempts to tackle challenging subjects like racism and mental health, which writer/director Sam Mendes doesn’t seem like the best-equipped person to address. Read More >
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Spoiler Alert Review
Even if Spoiler Alert doesn’t strike every target it aims for, the film has more hits than misses. Read More >
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Bones and All Review
Some will call Bones and All grotesque. Others will call it grotesquely romantic. Read More >
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Blonde Review
At nearly three hours, Blonde can be familiar, but de Armas’ performance is one of a kind. Read More >
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Three Thousand Years of Longing Review
Three Thousand Years of Longing is an admirable effort, but the premise doesn’t quite reach its potential. Read More >
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Downton Abbey: A New Era Review
The first Downton Abbey had its charms, but it lacked genuine stakes. Granted, the Downton Abbey series wasn’t always conflict-heavy, but it did explore the Titanic’s sinking, World War I, and death. And what was the main conflict in the movie? Will the servants get to wait on the King and Queen? There was a… Read More >
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The Sky Is Everywhere Review
The Sky is Everywhere is at its best when Decker lets her imagination run wild. 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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The French Dispatch Review
The French Dispatch is among Anderson’s most experimental works. Read More >
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