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Dumplin' Review

Dumplin’ is a bit uneven and its story is underdeveloped as a narrative experience. However, as a journey of personal…

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Mary Queen Of Scots Review

For a film covering a pivotal period of real life history, it’s sad to say that in Mary Queen of…

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Mortal Engines Review

Perhaps Mortal Engines‘ strongest card in its deck of tricks is, again, its world building. Source link

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The Mule Review

Eastwood shows that he’s still capable of carrying a mildly compelling drama with moderate wrinkles, low stakes, but enough human…

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Vice Review

Vice is vital and important filmmaking, delivered in a unique and incredible way by an exceptional filmmaker. Source link

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If Beale Street Could Talk Review

It’s downright ridiculous that a filmmaker can be working at this high a level so early in his career, and…

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The Favourite Review

Lanthimos has long been speaking his own special cinematic language, and while his latest is an outlier in that it’s…

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Bumblebee Review

Bumblebee is proof that it is possible to become emotionally invested in a movie where giants robots punch each other…

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Second Act Review

Even fans of Jennifer Lopez, or the more genre friendly films that Second Act has in mind in its execution,…

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Bird Box Review

Bird Box’s greatest strength undeniably lies in the perfect casting of Sandra Bullock in the lead role. Source link

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