Movie Film Reviews

Like many documentaries about universally loved figures, Bob Ross: Happy Accidents, Betrayal and Greed is pleasant and informative...

An unsettling look at the underbelly of egotistical quests for validation, Foxcatcher is a model journey of building tension and quiet...

Reminiscence is surprisingly ambitious, but because it bites off more than it can chew, it is occasionally corny. Set in a dystopian...

While Sweet Girl mostly falls into generic tropes, it reaches beyond in key ways. On the surface, the film is just another action revenge...

The Protégé attempts to make a played out genre its own by adding awkward banter and misfired quips. The action, while fair, is the clear...

Formulaic to a fault and largely forgettable, Free Guy comes across more as a bland product of consumerism than as a piece of art or...

Mank is a technical symphony and a bit up its own ass, making it an ideal film for film buffs. Set in the heart of Hollywood's golden...

A jam-packed punch of fun and flavor, The Suicide Squad is a contrasting departure from its 2016 predecessor. Writer/Director James Gunn...

Much like M. Night Shyamalan's career, Old is a real mixed bag. This movie was fairly hard to evaluate because in almost every way, there...

Follow each link for full reviews: Searching – 9.1/10 The Meg – 3.4/10 The Spy Who Dumped Me – 4.2/10 Blindspotting – 7.6/10 Hotel...

Poetry in motion, The Green Knight is true artistry on all levels. Though very dense and sometimes too cryptic for the general viewer, it...