Archives: Movie Reviews
Movie Reviews.
Archives
- December 2024 16
- November 2024 22
- October 2024 22
- September 2024 28
- August 2024 23
- July 2024 22
- June 2024 28
- May 2024 22
- April 2024 23
- March 2024 25
- February 2024 21
- January 2024 23
- December 2023 28
- November 2023 21
- October 2023 21
- September 2023 24
- August 2023 21
- July 2023 33
- June 2023 25
- May 2023 22
- April 2023 26
- March 2023 17
- February 2023 17
- January 2023 23
- December 2022 30
- November 2022 29
- October 2022 36
- September 2022 29
- August 2022 29
- July 2022 40
- June 2022 30
- May 2022 36
- April 2022 30
- March 2022 28
- February 2022 29
- January 2022 38
- December 2021 32
- November 2021 31
- October 2021 47
- September 2021 38
- August 2021 49
- July 2021 35
- June 2021 28
- May 2021 43
- April 2021 31
- March 2021 41
- February 2021 31
- January 2021 58
- December 2020 15
- November 2020 22
- October 2020 1
Recent Posts
See More >>-
12/13-12/15: MOANA 2 and WICKED Lead the Way for the 3rd Weekend and the 4th Quarter
Posted on: Dec. 15, 2024
-
Four Themed Movie Days Coming in 2025 for Rebranded National Cinema Day
Posted on: Dec. 10, 2024
-
Motion Picture Studios Back in Full for CinemaCon 2025
Posted on: Dec. 12, 2024
-
Warner Discovery to Restructure, Setting Up Potential ‘Strategic Opportunities’
Posted on: Dec. 12, 2024
Kings of the World
Colombian writer-director Laura Mora’s prize-winning road movie is a messy but big-hearted love letter to the loveless.
Read More >>Babylon
Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie lead a starry cast in Damien Chazelle’s huge, ambitious but flawed love letter to Hollywood in the Roaring Twenties.
Read More >>Darkling
Dusan Milic’s psychological thriller-cum-horror set in post-war Kosovo excels in creating an unsettling atmosphere, but its conclusion doesn’t quite deliver on its promise.
Read More >>Everything Everywhere All at Once
Michelle Yeoh plays a kick-ass Chinese-American matriarch fighting the forces of darkness across multiple universes in this wildly inventive, prize-winning philosophical action comedy from writer-director duo Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert.
Read More >>Mediterranean Fever
Palestine’s Oscar submission is an uneven story of a depressed man hoping to get his neighbor to bump him off, told in a vaguely black comedy manner.
Read More >>Mamacruz
Kiti Manver plays a religious grandmother who accidentally discovers online porn, igniting a comedy that empowers older women while poking fun at Spain’s dwindling Catholic faithful.
Read More >>Hilma
Lasse Hallström’s beautifully crafted biopic brings to life an almost unknown Swedish painter who was an avant gardiste, spiritualist and theosophist.
Read More >>Pianoforte
Jakub Piatek’s classical music documentary covers the prestigious Chopin Competition, presenting a group of talented kids in a story that starts slow but becomes truly buoyant in its final third.
Read More >>The Stroll
This timely and compassionate documentary puts a highly personal spin on New York City’s hidden history of black transgender sex workers.
Read More >>Smoke Sauna Sisterhood
An intimate, visceral immersion into the rituals of the Estonian smoke sauna, a healing space where women confide in one another.
Read More >>