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Tag: Review
Mute – Review
The prime reason that drew me to watch this film was the bizarre premise it possesses (the film is #9 on our Top Ten Most Anticipated Films… Read more “Mute – Review”
Irreplaceable You – Review
Presenting the story of a young couple who find themselves being torn apart by the fragility of the human condition, Irreplaceable You sets a narrative standard that turns against… Read more “Irreplaceable You – Review”
Love, Simon – Review
Love, Simon is the young adult novel adaptation that we needed at this time. It is a film that does not ask you at the beginning to… Read more “Love, Simon – Review”
The Strangers: Prey at Night – Review
To start off, I must admit that I was not aware that the film was a sequel coming out 10 years after its predecessor. Starring Liv Tyler… Read more “The Strangers: Prey at Night – Review”
All the Money in the World – Review
Ridley Scott may not regularly be branded as one of the most visually stunning directors (though, some of his films surely are) nor does he have a… Read more “All the Money in the World – Review”
Annabelle: Creation – Review
Annabelle: Creation entertains rising star Lulu Wilson who was a breakout in last year’s Ouija: Origin of Evil. The Annabelle films and Ouija films have more in… Read more “Annabelle: Creation – Review”
To the Bone – Review
After the controversy of 13 Reasons Why, I was a bit concerned about another Netflix Original dealing with mental disorders. Thankfully, this one got it right. To… Read more “To the Bone – Review”
Atomic Blonde – Review
The time for shaky-cam action films (The Bourne Saga) that have ten cuts per punch (The Taken Trilogy) are over. Films like Kingsman: The Secret Service and… Read more “Atomic Blonde – Review”
Dunkirk – Review
In just 19 years of directing feature films, Christopher Nolan has made one of the strongest cases for being branded as the single greatest working director. His… Read more “Dunkirk – Review”
