Movie Review: Eddington
Sweet, scared, Ari Aster. The master filmmaker hasn’t really recovered from the 2020 Coronavirus Pandemic, and astutely realized, neither has the United States. Aster drops …
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Movie Review: The Amateur
We were overdue for an update here. Alfred Hitchcock built a lot of his films around “the wrong man” country hopping spy thrillers, where our …
Movie Review: Superman (2025)
The last time a person was solely responsible for a creative vision of a big franchise, we got The Last Jedi, which has become ground …
Movie Review: Heads of State
I was bummed when this wasn’t the sequel to Chris Rock’s Head of State. I was ready to be more bummed too the more promotional …
Movie Review: 40 Acres
I walked in to 40 Acres knowing the premise was made a year ago, starring Halle Berry and Alexandre Aja. Read: I did NOT have …
Movie Review: Sorry, Baby
Sorry, Baby is why I love movies so much. I knew nothing about this film, other than A24 was distributing it, usually a strong sign …
Movie Review: Jurassic World Rebirth
Ah, leftovers. But Jurassic World Rebirth isn’t like leftover Pizza. Or leftovers from that great Michelin starred place you tried yesterday. No, Rebirth is the …
Movie Review: Summer of 69
It’s good to give back. Jillian Bell is a veteran of the coming of age movie. In all forms too; she ascended from the heat …
Movie Review: F1
Sometimes the formula doesn’t have to change. F1 takes a movie we’ve seen before, and modernizes it for a new age: the dude’s film. All …
Movie Review: M3GAN 2.0
Right at the end of pride month, the queen has returned! M3GAN 2.0 pronounces the return of our beloved, murderous, AI giving Mother. In fact, …