A heartwarming and funny story about love, loss, and life, A Man Called Otto shows that family doesn’t just come from blood. Continue reading A Man Called Otto Review | A Sincere and Heartwarming Adaptation
The 2023 Sundance Film Festival will finally return for an in-person (and virtual) gathering to celebrate achievements in film for the upcoming year. Continue reading Sundance Film Festival 2023 | Brittany’s Watchlist
Whatever inspiring message the filmmakers thought they were giving in The Whale is outcompeted by its repulsive messaging on fat people and how we treat them. Continue reading The Whale Review | Disappointing, But a Win for Fraser
Women Talking isn’t just an emotionally gripping account of a common occurrence, it manifests the true strength of women when they are allowed to make decisions for themselves. Continue reading Women Talking Review | Polley’s Poignant Script Strikes Powerful Chords
Glass Onion isn’t as clever as it thinks it is, but that’s because the painfully annoying acting yields dead giveaways in the most inopportune moments. Continue reading Glass Onion Review | Style, No Substance, & A Plethora of Annoyance
I can’t say it blows its superhero film counterparts out of the water, but there’s some fun to be had in Black Adam thanks to some decent action sequences. Continue reading Black Adam Review | The New Hierarchy of Power is Mediocre
Causeway is nothing short of a stunning debut, as it is rich with intricate detail, great performances, and superb chemistry from the leads. Continue reading Causeway Review | Neugebauer’s Strong Debut is Awe-Inspiring in Sincere Script
Though it’s uneven in character depth & as predictable as these movies can be, Ticket to Paradise is genuine popcorn fun with great performances from the leads. Continue reading Ticket to Paradise Review | Effortless Chemistry in Adorable & Uneven Rom-Com
Amsterdam is overstuffed with cameos and uninspiring to say the least. But most surprisingly, it contains some of the worst acting in recent memory. Continue reading Amsterdam Review | An Uninspiring Script Overstuffed with Cameos
Smile exceeds at selling the gruesome aspect of suicidal thoughts (and actions) through numerous, effective jump scares and Finn’s directional choices. Continue reading Smile Review | Finn Delivers a Jump-Scare Heavy Horror Flick
