Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is an homage to the strength uncovered when the love we carry translates into empathy and courage.
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Category: film reviews
‘Falling For Christmas’ Review: Lindsay Lohan Makes a Cozy Comeback to Rom-Coms
Lindsay Lohan makes a cozy, delightful comeback into the world of rom-coms with Netflix’s Falling For Christmas.
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‘Enola Holmes 2’ Review: A Delightful Sequel Sealed With An Incredible Message
Enola Holmes 2 brings a fresh, fun new case to our screens with improved performances, characterizations, and relationships.
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‘Causeway’ Review: A Slow, Poignant Homecoming
Lila Neugebauer’s Causeway is an intimate portrayal of a soldier’s struggles after returning home from a traumatic explosion.
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‘Werewolf by Night’ is Supernaturally Sexy
Werewolf By Night is a sexy, brilliantly crafted must-watch even if Marvel or spooky films aren’t usually for you.
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‘The Banshees of Inisherin’ Review: An Exploration of Mortality
The Banshees of Inisherin is a hilarious, morbid, and beautifully shot film with astounding performers bringing uncertainties centerfold.
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‘Ticket To Paradise’ Review: Clooney and Roberts Still Got It
Seasoned romantic comedy darlings George Clooney and Julia Roberts make Ticket to Paradise an absolute joy ride.
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‘Raymond and Ray’ Review: Ewan McGregor and Ethan Hawke Should Play Brothers More Often
Despite the faltering screenplay, Ethan Hawke and Ewan McGregor, as brothers, make Raymond and Ray worth watching.
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Netflix’s ‘The School For Good And Evil’ Review
Netflix’s The School For Good And Evil stumbles at times, but with great costumes, solid performances, and an intriguing premise, it works.
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‘Hocus Pocus 2’ Review: Sanderson Sisters Return For an Emotionally Charged Flight
The Sanderson Sisters are back in hilariously, gripping force, making Hocus Pocus 2 an emotionally gratifying flight.
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‘See How They Run’ Review: An Incredibly Fun, Meta Whodunit
Full of hilarious performances and striking cinematography, See How They Run is an incredible time through and through.
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Netflix’s ‘Wedding Season’ Review: The Romantic Comedy We’ve Been Waiting For
With incredible performances and coming off of a great screenplay, Netflix’s Wedding Season is the rom-com we’ve been waiting for.
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‘Elvis’ Review: Baz Luhrmann Breathes Life Back Into Biopics
Baz Luhrmann made this biopic film to capture the spectacle of Elvis and why he was so beloved by fans then and now.
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‘Not Okay’ on Hulu Review
Not Okay on Hulu is a glaring look into the right and wrongs of the digital age of social media influencers with an exceptional cast grounding the screenplay.
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Netflix’s ‘Purple Hearts’ Review: An A+ Heroine, Music, and Romance
Netflix’s Purple Hearts is an acceptable showcase of the “marriage of convenience” trope with a dash of forced proximity.
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Netflix’s ‘The Gray Man’ Review: Great Where It Matters
Netflix’s The Gray Man is like many action films that’ve come before it, but it’s great where heart is concerned.
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‘Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris’ Review: Dazzling and Brimming With Hope
Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris, starring Lesley Manville, dazzles from start to finish while brimming with unparalleled hope.
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Netflix’s ‘Persuasion’ Isn’t Exactly Austen, but It Could Be Fun
Netflix’s Persuasion is far from the faithful Jane Austen adaptation we were looking forward to, but if you go into knowing this, it could still work…to a degree.
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‘Mr. Malcolm’s List’ Review: The Regency Romance Film of the Year
Mr. Malcolm’s List, the latest adaptation based on Suzanne Allain’s novel of the same name, is glorious from start to finish.
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‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ is Taika Waititi’s Most Emotional Installment Yet in the MCU
Thor: Love and Thunder is gorgeously shot, chaotically executed, tonally inconsistent at times, and yet a joy ride even when it pushes deeper into the cruelties of life.
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