Cruella Review: A Wicked, Stylish, Blast
Craig Gillespie’s Cruella manages to tell a compelling backstory while staying true to the characters iconic, wicked ways…
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Coming 2 America Review
While Coming 2 America shares a lot with its 80s predecessor sometimes to a fault, it possesses enough of that original spirit to satisfy…
Borat Subsequent Moviefilm Review
Borat finds himself back in the US. Incredible improv-acting and social commentary make Borat Subsequent Moviefilm a must-watch…
Bill & Ted Face the music Review
Our beloved goofballs from the 80s are back in Bill & Ted Face the Music. The film is the third in the franchise, and it fits perfectly…
An American Pickle Review
Brandon Trost’s An American Pickle is masterfully shot. Together with cinematographer John Guleserian, the two deliver a meticulous visual work of art…
Palm Springs Review
On the surface, Palm Springs seems like any other run-of-the-mill comedy. But it is a perfect example of an effective story with a deep question…
Irresistible Review
One word to sum up John Stewart’s Irresistible is Clever. At a time when unpredictable films are scarce, this film delivers just enough to satisfy…
The King of Staten Island Review
Jud Apatow’s The King of Staten Island provides a realistic portrayal of loss and its effects on mental health while balancing darkness, humor, and heart.
Hunt for the wilderpeople Review
Taika Waititi’s Hunt for the Wilderpeople showcases many of the filmmaker’s traits we have come to love…
