Studio Ghibli has crafted some of the most imaginative, magical worlds filled with colorful characters and fantastical adventure and that’s why when they create a film that’s set in a… Read more Whisper of the Heart Review: Stunning, fun, and emotional, but just short of a Ghibli masterpiece →
You know, realizing that were almost halfway through the year, I’ve come to a single realization that’s made 2019 a solid year thus far, women have been killing it this… Read more Booksmart Review: A flawless first outing for Wilde as a director and an even stronger showing for women in film. →
Beautifully animated and full of excellently patient storytelling, Okko’s Inn is a personal and heart-warming film that delves into dealing with grief at a young age. The film follows Okko… Read more Okko’s Inn Review: A beautiful and genuine look at dealing with grief at a young age →
Netflix’s newest rom-com, Someone Great, breaks the conventional rom-com formula and provides a story full of fun performances, colorful style, and a genuine heart. The film follows Jenny (Gina Rodriguez)… Read more Someone Great Review: Netflix’s perfect, new blend of rom-coms and coming of age →
Telling a fresh coming of age-story, I Want to Eat Your Pancreas is a beautiful anime film that’s filled with heartbreak and an incredibly touching story about self-discovery. The film… Read more I Want to Eat Your Pancreas Review: A fresh coming of age story filled with perfect highs and lows →
If you’ve been frustrated by the confusing plots, egregiously bad looking CGI, and films just filled with constant explosions that the Transformers series has brought thus far, Bumblebee is not… Read more Bumblebee Review: Moviegoers, roll out to see this refreshing entry for the Transformers franchise →
With a title like “Mid90s,” many going-in would probably expect the film to be filled with ton of pop-culture references and rely heavily on being nostalgic. But acclaimed actor Jonah… Read more Mid90s Review: Jonah Hill takes audiences on a new ride through skateboard culture. →
Musical comedian Bo Burnham’s writing and directorial debut is an awkward and exciting look into the life modern-day eighth grader transitioning to high school. Its relatively realistic setting and tone… Read more Eighth Grade Review →
