Movie Film Reviews

Fargo contrasts tones for unique and heightened emotions. Its character-driven plot informs viewers of motivations and themes, creating...

O Brother, Where Art Thou? is deceptively sharp. On the surface, it has a meandering plot, one-note characters, and random messaging....

Space Cop is knowingly bad but bad all the same. The script offers nothing to emotionally invest in, placing the entertainment value...

Orion and the Dark makes mature themes accessible. Despite dissecting weighty ideas of fear, balance, courage, family, and life's...

Bob Marley: One Love is a cold puff piece. The protagonist is flat, infallible, and static, reduced to an idealized concept. There are no...

Madame Web is boring plot with superficial character drama. The story is woefully convoluted yet surprisingly empty, making viewers work...

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind explores mysterious depths of familiar feelings. It covers themes of intimacy, loneliness,...

Birds of Prey delivers inspiration alongside mistakes. Its feminism is measured and sincere, focusing on solidarity and empathy. The...

Sunset Boulevard is the cardinal showbusiness tragedy. There are themes of ego, fame, delusion, obsession, integrity, existentialism, and...

Lisa Frankenstein has creative pieces that don't consistently coalesce. It delivers sincere teenage angst from a feminine perspective,...

Juno is playful, respectful, and nuanced. There are themes of self-discovery, judgment, boundaries, partnership, agency, honesty,...

Jennifer's Body is elevated entertainment. It covers themes of adolescence, friendship, sexuality, power, trauma, agency, purity,...

Hot Fuzz is precise. It weaves together a mystery plot, character growth, and potent humor through airtight setup/payoff. Verbal jokes...

Kick-Ass has high energy and muddled messages. It aims to subvert the superhero genre but perpetuates the same old tropes. It's an origin...

Argylle buries decent ideas in a convoluted script. There's a goofy premise, superficial espionage, wonky setup/payoff, excessive twists,...

With a derivative premise and unprepared details, The Underdoggs is embarrassingly low effort. Some might call it a well-intentioned...

The Zone of Interest captures the banality of evil. It's exceptionally light on plot and character growth, aiming for a lifestyle...

All of Us Strangers explores the subconscious. It considers themes of isolation, family, making amends, farewells, loss, love, grief,...

Origin is educational and emotional. It looks beyond regional racism to a global caste system, covering topics of history, humanity,...

The Rise of Skywalker is cramped yet weightless. It has a convoluted plot, MacGuffins, useless characters, contrivances, illogical...