One Flew Over The cuckoo’s nest review
Ranking 33 on the AFI’s Top 100, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest is a testament to superb performances and writing. Despite being adapted in the 70s, the film remains fit for a modern audience…
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Ava Movie Review
On the surface, Tate Taylor’s Ava is another solid action film. While the film contains elements of a classic action film, at its core, the film is about family…
Enola Holmes Review
Millie Bobbie Brown leads the charge in the uplifting, youthful entrance into the Sherlock Holmes mythos that is, Enola Holmes…
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While Antebellum is the subject of criticism due to the effectiveness of its message, it ultimately, it works as a horror film with a unique story…
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Project Power Review
Despite some of its weaknesses, a gritty tone, energetic visuals, and outstanding cast is enough to keep Project Power entertaining…
Waiting for the Barbarians Review
Ciro Guerra’s Waiting for the Barbarians features a rich set design, exotic locations, and stunning cinematography that bring art and realism together…
