Movie Film Reviews

Asteroid City's consistency is easy to take for granted. Its intentionally cold script depicts how we create order to escape the...

Fantastic Mr. Fox is truly for everyone. It has themes of domestication, individuality, self-awareness, balance, acceptance, aging,...

Stan Lee is competent but biased. While it addresses Lee's disputes with Kirby and Ditko, it presents a one-sided perspective. This...

Extraction 2 is generic but engaged. Its sole purpose is action, leaving the story simple and recycled. Characters are flat, dialogue is...

Elemental is knowingly direct with its significant metaphors. The film takes themes of prejudice, classism, and immigration to dig into...

The Flash is self-defeating. An emotional core pops up, but from a backseat to suffocating fan service. Character development is rushed...

Zack Snyder's Justice League is indulgent. The acting has better range, vulnerability, and sincerity. Characters are developed,...

Justice League is a hot mess that does little right. It's stripped down to a bare plot, ignoring emotions, setup, themes, and arcs....

WALL-E is meaningful yet accessible. It comments on environmentalism, consumerism, technology, and social institutions. There are themes...

Psycho pioneered the horror genre with the power of persuasion, carefully building anxiety to eruptions of shock. Complex character...

Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is thinly disguised commercialism. It shoehorns in some formulaic development but that's indirectly...

Bumblebee is derivative but properly executed. Its commitment to formulas is stale yet establishes decent heart. It has a superficial...

Sanctuary defies genre boundaries. It's a bottled thriller with psychosexual subtext, bringing awareness to erotic kinks and humanizing...

Reality brews with tension. Its conflict is immediate but the details unfold slowly, building anticipatory anxiety while showcasing a...

The Boogeyman fumbles a decent premise. It sets up emotional conflicts and a metaphor for unprocessed trauma. Yet, it doesn't see these...

Across the Spider-Verse anchors its spectacle with vulnerable character development. There's payoff, patient drama, tension, meta comedy,...

Into the Spider-Verse is a complete gem with earned emotions, creativity, and awareness. Its self-referential conflict pushes the story...

Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie is sincere. It's completely centered around Fox's interviews and, thus, feeds off of his natural charisma....

Master Gardener offers quiet thought. Fairly unbelievable, it foregoes an everyday story for big ideas. Still, it's intimately grounded....

You Hurt My Feelings blends relatability with thought, working as entertainment and substance. Its characters are natural, likable, and...