Movie Film Reviews

No One Will Save You's external plot works in tandem with internal conflicts to keep the story motivated. Themes of guilt, alienation,...

It Lives Inside uses horror elements to address the emotional weight of prejudice. Ideas of assimilation, isolation, microaggressions,...

Expend4bles is disinterested in itself. There's cringey dialogue, groaner humor, blunt exposition, a generic plot, lame twists, deus ex...

Scrapper isn't the most original but its dedication to honesty makes the story its own. There are flawed characters, relatable pain,...

El Conde combines satire and horror into a perfect allegory of fascism. There are themes of religiosity, exploitation, classism,...

A Haunting in Venice feigns reinvention but sticks to forgettable routines. This adaptation of a proper whodunit is dulled by a...

Dumb Money is conventional but effective. The script skillfully bounces across parallel threads with concise characters, productive...

The Blackening doesn't quite maximize its great potential. It has meta awareness, defined characters, natural exposition, interpersonal...

With perfected formulas and agreeable tones, Forrest Gump is a model dad movie. There's quotable dialogue, humor, iconic characters, and...

My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 is a pointless waste of time, thinly stretching aimless platitudes into a feature film. It doesn't have a...

The Conjuring is competently formulaic. It has heavy exposition, constant tropes, contrivances, excessive characters, simple emotions,...

The Nun II is thoroughly boring. Its character drama and plot are both exceptionally thin, leaving the runtime with frustrating filler...

Mulholland Drive is dense yet ambiguous. It critiques the Hollywood dream, contrasts fame with corruption, and deconstructs storytelling....

A Separation unpacks theoretical ideologies in a messy reality, highlighting the complicated nuances of morality. There are themes of...

The Equalizer 3 takes a slow approach to a generic story. Going smaller is respectable, but this script lacks the emotional substance to...

Bottoms is fearlessly absurd and refreshingly unique. There's witty dialogue, dark humor, deadpan satire, potent personality,...

Training Day is a compelling character study with powerhouse performances. There are themes of moral ambiguity, corruption, god...

You Are So Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah is acceptable. Its script is familiar and formulaic, but with a sizable amount of sincerity....

Lawrence of Arabia is a perfect film. It covers ideas of violence, identity, home, loyalty, morality, idealism, assimilation,...

The Pope's Exorcist is derivative, following formulas that viewers thoroughly know before it even begins. There's heavy exposition, flat...