Movie Reviews
It’s a wholly depressing remembrance and forecast that Aster has of and for America in Eddington, full of exaggerations with no punchline.
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James Gunn’s Superman is full of moments that inspire and wow, but when you pull it all back, it’s one person trusting in the light inherent in all of us and the hope that we can do the same.
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F1 has a terrific likability to it that papers over the fact that this is a near-carbon copy of director Joseph Kosinski’s Top Gun: Maverick.
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Danny Boyle’s return to the 28 Days Later series swings more toward the pensive by going into more dramatic, personal territory with 28 Years Later.
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How to Train Your Dragon makes a letter-perfect jump from animation to live-action with this lovely, heartwarming recreation that fills us with wonder a second time.
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What Mike Flanagan’s The Life of Chuck has given to me is indescribable; all I feel is thankful for having experienced it.
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Karate Kid: Legends is a love letter to fans old and new, but one that paints over its characters and their development in favor of speeding the plot along.
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You wanna know what an Indiana Jones movie done by someone other than Steven Spielberg feels like? (Aside from Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny, which I feel was unfairly maligned.)
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Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning is straight-up movie magic, a hell of a statement on fighting the good fight and staying on the right side of history, orders be damned.
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Jane Austen Wrecked My Life may fall into the romantic comedy genre, but there’s something else afoot here in this examination of what the heart wants and what our bodies give and get.
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