“Although I’ve enjoyed Mason Thames’ work in The Black Phone franchise, Nimrods is the first time I’ve truly believed in his movie star potential. He anchors this film perfectly by embodying a particularly transparent brand of teenage aggression.”
Read More“As laid-back as the film is, it has an eccentric edge to it that sets it apart. “
Read More“The film is a lot, but that also ensures it will reward subsequent rewatches. However, this is a film that will leave you thinking…It's not subtle, but it also doesn't spoon feed you easy answers to the questions it's asking.”
Read More“Brand New Day is the first live action Spider-Man film since the end of Sam Raimi’s trilogy to not take its audience for granted…It is the first MCU film in years to inspire genuine childlike glee in me.”
Read More“Some will accuse it of chasing the trite trend of “horror movies about grief and trauma” and that is somewhat true, but instead of supplementing that with esoteric arthouse scares, it smashes a classic horror franchise into one of those stories to create a thrilling combination that feels fresh.”
Read More“‘Toy Story’ has gone from a millennial childhood staple to a life affirming saga that has cemented a unique creative voice for a second era of storytelling with this fifth entry.”
Read More“Carolina Caroline is delightfully old school in many aspects but at heart, it’s true thrills simply come from watching Weaving and Gallner take each other in.”
Read More‘It’s dread, it’s anticipation, it’s curiosity. It’s a frozen, unblinking, “What do I do?’”
Read More“…this is one of the best concert films of the decade so far.“
Read More“The Christophers is effortlessly crafted.”
Read More“The central romance is as yearning-laden as it is tender, as Naim and Ryan’s chemistry levels are off the charts.”
Read More“In an era where it feels like the old guard of horror is gone…it’s a pleasure to have someone like Sam Raimi come in to show everybody else how it’s done.”
Read More“In the hands of a lesser filmmaker, ‘28 Years Later: The Bone Temple’ could’ve had the stink of a direct-to-DVD sequel, but instead exceeds (and subverts) all expectations.”
Read More“…the visual splendor of what’s now a nine-hour franchise is such a breathtaking work of cinematic craftsmanship that its cookie-cutter storytelling becomes entirely irrelevant.”
Read More“It’s a swan song as much as it is a victory lap, and the duo makes the most of their 100-minute runtime. It’s sweeter than it is bitter, but it’s also the end of an era for two of Toronto’s finest.”
Read More“What’s funny about Eddington, aside from a sense of humor that’s drier than the New Mexico desert, is how it plays with America’s existing political landscape and morphs it into a heightened sandbox for Aster to toy with.“
Read More“Not a second of this runtime feels unnecessary; rather, each unflinching moment is integral to the emotional core of this story.”
Read More“Even if it’s a movie about aliens of all shapes and sizes, Elio still tells a cute and deeply human story about a boy who’s alone in a great big universe.”
Read More“The scenes of Baptiste on the rampage almost threaten to become repetitive…but it only serves to heighten just how exhausting things must be for her.”
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