Delivering some of the best performances, characters, and thrills that I’ve seen this year, A24’s Low Tide also brings one of the strongest feature debuts of the year from writer/director… Read more Low Tide Review: Paranoia over buried treasure leads to a unique, slick, and thrilling film →
Despite the ambition that can be felt from director Ang Lee, his latest outing, Gemini Man, is a perfect example of ambition that’s gone too far and features a tiring… Read more Gemini Man Review: No ambition or performance from Smith can save Gemini Man →
It’s no secret that DC struggled early on to develop their own cinematic universe and are seen as leaps and bounds behind Marvel – but I actually don’t think that… Read more Joker Review →
This year’s Studio Ghibli Fest finally takes fans to The Secret World of Arrietty – the directorial debut of Hiromasa Yonebayashi. It’s always interesting to see a film from Ghibli… Read more The Secret World of Arrietty Review: Rich detail and great characters create one of Ghibli’s best →
It’s that time again, the third time this year, to review another adaptation of the works of Stephen King – and, in this case, his son Joe Hill. Netflix is… Read more In the Tall Grass Review: Interesting in concept, confounding in execution →
Touching on the struggles and issues legendary entertainer Judy Garland faced in the last few years of her career, Judy is a near perfect example of the entertainer’s strength with… Read more Judy Review: Zellweger’s performance is a career best as the iconic entertainer →
While Brad Pitt’s already in the conversation for awards for his strong performance in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, his performance in James Gray’s new original sci-fi epic, Ad… Read more Ad Astra Review: The most ambitious and best original sci-fi movie in decades →
Filled with a sense of free spirit and standout performances, The Peanut Butter Falcon is a touching and heartfelt feature debut of collaborative writer/directors Tyler Nilson and Michael Schwartz that’s… Read more The Peanut Butter Falcon Review: A feel-good and fulfilling adventure →