Movie Film Reviews

Everything Everywhere All at Once is stunning. It's a quirky spectacle, but remains deeply vulnerable. The narrative follows Evelyn,...

Swiss Army Man is a treasure. Combining strangeness with relatability, whimsicalness with substance, and silliness with thoughtfulness,...

Cruella has solid style with passable substance. The narrative is clunky, working towards predetermined marks rather than a natural...

Flee is powerful. It's deeply heartbreaking because it addresses hard truths. Flee is the story of Amin, a refugee who escapes war-torn...

CODA is progress. The plot is formulaic, but it portrays an underrepresented community. Depicting complex deaf characters with...

The Eyes of Tammy Faye is confidently produced and brilliantly performed. Its straightforward story highlights corruption and prejudice...

The Lost City has pieces that work and pieces that don't. Placing pretenders into an actual adventure is good for laughs and heart, yet...

The Worst Person in the World uniquely blends romance with coming-of-age. Julie is a capable young adult, deciding what she wants out of...

Windfall is bottled tension. The story of an unintentional hostage situation provides unique material for the interesting cast. Jason...

Deep Water is an intriguing thriller. Following a strained couple down a twisted path, this plot is far from formulaic. Ana de Armas...

X is a stylish homage, embodying 70s filmmaking with risque content, methodical pacing, and purposeful presentation. The story follows a...

Fresh is a flashy thriller. The story follows a young woman struggling with dating. She meets a charming man, but he isn't what he seems....

The Adam Project is a waste of time. Its sci-fi premise of a time traveler teaming up with his younger self is fun, but that positive is...

Soul is a spiritual journey. Using metaphorical plot points to represent abstract concepts, this film is intentional animation. Pixar is...

Turning Red is fun. The story of a girl understanding her new ability to transform is playful, while also working as a metaphor for the...

Equally educational and entertaining, Inside Out evokes deep feelings while examining the importance of those feelings. Centered around...

Despite being overshadowed, A Bug's Life is good. It isn't Pixar's best, but this film provides plenty. First, the plot is relatively...

Cars is weaker Pixar, but still adequate. A stranded bigshot humbled in a small town is a common story, yet Cars executes well. First,...

After Yang sneaks thought into small moments. Although the narrative is straightforward, it examines complex themes. Set in the...

Moonlight is what drama is supposed to be. It's vulnerable, honest, and important. Through brilliant writing and acting, Moonlight calls...