Tag: movie review

Leos Carax’s Cannes award-winning Sparks musical is delightfully daft, unapologetically operatic, and frequently spellbinding.

The debut feature from director Pascual Sisto is impressively crafted, if a bit too heavy-handed with its influences.

Tom McCarthy’s latest is a tricky but rewarding picture, complicating our notions of rugged American individualism (and Matt Damon’s screen persona).

Edson Oda’s Sundance drama is ambitious but messy, with a solid premise and winning performances often undermined by flimsy writing.

The new Mark Wahlberg drama has its heart in the right place… and little else.

In his latest thriller, M. Night Shyamalan again proves himself a director who makes ~choices~.

The latest low-budget genre quickie from producer (and now director) Randall Emmett offers up about what you’d expect: clumsy storytelling, strange casting choices, and about 15 minutes of Bruce Willis.

The third and final ‘Fear Street’ film is, sadly, more of the same – a few good ideas, some enjoyable performances, but little in the way of follow-through.

The new Nicolas Cage vehicle ‘Pig’ is being sold as an action-heavy ‘John Wick’ riff. It is not that movie AT ALL.

The kindest reading of Space Jam 2: A New Legacy is that it exists only to extend the brand of NBA […]

Marvel is back in the theaters – with a low-energy, checkbox-ticking entry, noteworthy only for the happy addition of a welcome supporting player.

Netflix’s second “Fear Street” film is a stronger effort than the first – and more steeped in the style (and gore) of its era.