Movie Review: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice
Surprise surprise! In an age of soulless retreads, the franchise with the soulless lead actually gives a damn. Tim Burton and Michael Keaton team up …
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Movie Review: The Imaginary
For some reason, we’ve been bombarded with imaginary friend movies in 2024, including a bad horror film, and an aggressively mediocre Ryan Reynolds one. So …
Movie Review: Kalki 2898 AD
New genres means new opportunities. I’ve watched some of the bigger Tollywood/Bollywood releases over the last few years, and none of them have been set …
Movie Review: Ultraman: Rising
Netflix keeps trying, and that’s a good thing. Animation wise, they’ve never been considered a big player. And yet, they’ve been making great animated films …
Movie Review: Under Paris
Movies are best when we’re learning from one another. I hope American filmmakers start stealing techniques and stories from our French counterparts: immersive character dramas …
Movie Review: Atlas
Atlas is one of the perks of being Jennifer Lopez. After betting on herself creatively with her extended music videos earlier this year, she can …
Movie Review: Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
How could George Miller possibly follow up Fury Road? That gem of an action extravaganza came at the right place, and time, with the right …
Movie Review: IF
John Krasinski the director just wants his kids to love him. After a few maudlin indie films and a banger of a horror flick that …
Movie Review: Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes
They’re back! Batman captured Matt Reeves and Andy Serkis, so Wes Ball has left his mazes for the Planet of the Apes reboot puzzle. Despite …
Movie Review: Rebel Moon – Part Two: The Scargiver
In some ways, you gotta admire Zack Snyder and his self-belief. He was so convinced of Rebel Moon’s power and brilliance he pitched it to …