“Clocking in at just under 70 minutes, Dahomey is economical and efficient in its filmmaking yet never feels lacking in any respect.”
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“…the show delivers some entertaining qualities despite some minor drawbacks.”
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“Anchoring it all is the extraordinary tour de force leading turn by Torres, where motherhood in adversity delivered with restraint and quietude that makes it all the more emotionally devastating.”
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“… Julian Dennison’s portrayal of Danny stands out as a highlight; his charisma and comedic timing make him a joy to watch, and I hope to see him in more leading roles".”
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“…The Substance is a bonafide body-horror masterpiece".”
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“There’s something always so reliable about Ridley Scott. Love him or hate him, there’s no denying that he is a master at creating larger-than-life stories with maximalist scales.”
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“There’s nothing comic-book-y about it other than the fact that characters from the comics are in this show, and it really works to the show’s benefit.”
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“…a special shout-out to the man of the hour, the perfectly cast Kyle MacLachlan…”
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“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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“[Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield’s] bond is so palpable, so fizzing, so electrifying, that they have immediately become one of the most believable on-screen pairings in recent memory.”
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“It’s truly a sight to behold, and it had me in my seat like a football fan watching their team win the Super Bowl.”
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"...this is an origin story I really didn’t need."
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"The film is certainly entertaining, but in the grand scheme of great World War II epics, Blitz is unlikely to find itself on any such list."
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As an autumn treat, here are ten underseen Spooky Season movies for you to check out this month.
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"Like the Iranian masters before him, [Matthew Rankin] emphasizes both the poetic and the peripheral, making his film feel less beholden to the “action” being depicted on screen than it is to the undercurrents of ennui and the curios of the filmspace.
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"...amongst all of the absurdity, watching it play out is almost as interesting as watching paint dry... "
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"...those of us who enjoy these crowd-pleasing canine flicks don’t show up for the plot. We watch them because we want to feel something. The Friend shines in that regard, more so than others in this genre."
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“Even if the film comes up short of greatness, it’s a testament to what sports biopics COULD be.”
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The diverse curation includes both narrative and documentary films from Canada, India, and the U.S. spanning over seventy years of motion picture history.
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"If there’s any film you should simply let unfold before your eyes instead of actively trying to figure it out, it’s this one. "
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