Category: Reviews
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My Cousin Rachel Review
Though telling an immensely dramatic, complex tale, the film thrives in its subtlety, with so much to take in, and so much you may even miss. Read More >
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Pirates of the Caribbean: Salazar’s Revenge Review
There’s quite the debate raging right now on two fronts that have become too interlocked in recent years that it’s strange to remember a time when such a conversation wasn’t being had in at least some portion of the film community – between critics and fans and, consequently, reviews (Rotten Tomatoes specifically) and box-office takings,… Read More >
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Dean Review
Dean lays down a solid foundation for Martin’s career behind the camera. Read More >
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120 Beats Per Minute Review
120 Beats Per Minute is a film that feels so close to being great, but there’s always something about the way in which Campillo chooses to shoot or edit a sequence that holds it back. Read More >
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Wonder Woman Review
Fans will be delighted to hear that Wonder Woman doesn’t get bogged down with sloppy editing, dingy set pieces, and nonstop brooding. Read More >
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You Were Never Really Here Review
At less than ninety minutes, Ramsay and editor Joe Bini manage to make You Were Never Really Here a film that feels simultaneously deeply rich and incredibly sparse. Read More >
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L’Amant Double Review
Ozon also directs L’Amant Double with an approach that resembles someone throwing the kitchen sink at the screen and then the cutlery draw shortly after. Read More >
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Good Time Review
Ben and Joshua Safdie were about due for a breakout hit and it looks like they have one on their hands, with their indie heist gone wrong picture, Good Time. Read More >
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Bushwick Review
Bushwick is a deeply silly movie which massively bungles its politics and has little to impress in its pointless and poorly executed form. Read More >
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Redoubtable Review
For the most part Redoutable is actually a rather fun and frothy comedy, filled with broad gags. Read More >
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