Tag: review
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Barbie Ferreira lifts MILE END KICKS
While MILE END KICKS doesn’t call for the same emotional range as BOB TREVINO LIKES IT, Ferreira proves, once again, that she’s one of her generation’s greatest actors.
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MOTOR CITY surprises despite minimal dialogue
We beg filmmakers and studios all the time to show us something different. MOTOR CITY absolutely shows us something different and it should be applauded for that.
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SNIPER: NO NATION just an amateur Mission Impossible
The question continuously asked throughout the film is “Where’s Brandon Beckett?” Nobody cares.
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THE ODYSSEY is everything filmmaking should be
The grand scale, the epic stories, the deep characters, the large sweeping (real) landscapes. This is why we go to the movies.
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Live action MOANA a completely unnecessary remake
We didn’t need this. 10 years doesn’t allow for the generation who grew up on the beloved animated version to want to take their own kids to the live-action remake.
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The Invite: Dinner Party, Meet Your Breaking Point.
The Invite is a comedy of manners, until it isn’t.
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Despite the hype, MINIONS & MONSTERS could’ve been a TV special
I’m never going to argue about another MINIONS offering. It’s like the Star Wars franchise. You put it out, I’m going to watch it. But MINIONS & MONSTERS could’ve been an hour-long TV special.
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WARRIORS OF THE WASTELAND an amateur attempt at MAD MAX
This is what happens when you give an amateur filmmaker who’s a super fan of the genre a multi-million dollar budget and say “go make a movie.”
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NIGHT NURSE a curiously artsy, twisted psychoerotic thriller
While it has it’s drawbacks, NIGHT NURSE is an artsy psychoerotic thriller that provides enough twists and turns to deliver on its premise.
