When I saw that Kiki’s Delivery Service, a film by Hayao Miyazaki that is based off of the novel of the same name by Elko Kadono, it actually became my… Read more Kiki’s Delivery Service Review: A coming-of-age masterpiece that’s full of high-flying adventure and heartwarming spirit →
There really are many filmmakers, and they’re probably won’t be any, like Quentin Tarantino. From the incredible way he tells stories to the incredible characters that let actors give uniquely… Read more Once Upon a Time in Hollywood Review: The ninth film from Tarantino is an ode to Hollywood and an absolute masterpiece →
Man, oh man, Disney just loves pumping out these remakes of their beloved classics and The Lion King is their latest attempt at recapturing the magic of its animated counterpart… Read more The Lion King (2019) Review: A remake that takes more away from its viewers than adds something new →
Writer/director Lulu Wang’s newest film, The Farewell, attempts to solve one of the most complex and confounding things people struggle with every day: How do you deliver bad news? Do… Read more The Farewell Review: Awkwafina is pure magic in this personal story of culture, death, and tough dilemmas →
Though Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani have shown that they can be hilarious leads, their joint effort, Stuber, lacks much humor or substance to be anything more than an unmemorable… Read more Stuber Review: Forgettable, unfunny, and dull ride that’s the opposite of summer fun →
Anthology films, films that contain a variety of short films that are interconnected through one main plot thread, are quite a rare breed of film. Frankly, their only seen in… Read more Nightmare Cinema Review: A great, gory good time that’s perfect for any horror fan →
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 →
When writer/director Ari Aster had a tremendous breakout last year with his horrifying tale of family grief, Hereditary, one of the big questions plenty of people were asking was when… Read more Midsommar Review: A hypnotic and skin-crawling watch that shows Aster as a horror visionary →
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