Movie Review: Annette
One of the reasons Greta Gerwig’s Little Women was so special, is that she finally pointed out that art is more tied to commerce than …
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Movie Review: Free Guy
Jim Gaffigan brilliantly pointed out once how fruitcake is one of our great disappointments, combining two things people love into something hideous. Video games and …
Movie Review: The Paper Tigers
It takes a special talent to pull of the martial arts comedy; you have to be equally talented at kicking ass and taking laughs. But …
Movie Review: Vivo
Vivo sees a couple cresting things meeting at their current peaks. Sony Animation has killed it recently with SpiderVerse and Mitchells vs. the Machines. Their …
Movie Review: The Suicide Squad
I remember when David Ayer’s Suicide Squad was coming out back in 2016, and being super intrigued and excited. A superhero version of The Dirty …
Movie Review: Blood Red Sky
[SPOILER ALERT] Blood Red Sky is best experienced knowing nothing about it, so I wouldn’t read on and go see the movie first if you’re …
Movie Review: Jungle Cruise
Jungle Cruise is Disney trying to make ITS dreams come true. Always ready and able to make as many dollars as possible, they continue to …
Movie Review: Stillwater
Tom McCarthy and Matt Damon have been on a weirdly similar career trajectory since the 2010s started. They both peaked in 2015 (Damon was awesome …
Movie Review: The Green Knight
David Lowery doesn’t get mentioned among the great directors of the 2010s, but he belongs among them. Lowery’s impressive ability to craft moods and feelings …
Movie Review: Woodstock 99: Peace, Love, and Rage
Concert documentaries have split into two groups now: either they focus on a single performer delivering a show (J. Balvin‘s recent doc), or they’re like …