'Lamb' is a heartbreaking wake up call
Lamb is the love child between Eraserhead and Antichrist.
'No Time To Die' dutifully carries out Daniel Craig's final mission
“Daniel Craig's farewell to James Bond is a heartfelt and thrilling experience best experienced on the big screen.”
'Gift of Fire' makes terrifying observations
Hiroshi Kurosaki finds the balance between the heart and the mind with Gift of Fire that should burn a part of your soul.
'The Many Saints of Newark' has too many things going on at once
“There is brilliant pathos of masculinity, hatred, and violence explored through the same naked lens as its infamous counterpart. Although we see those ideas explored, they barely scratch the service in favor of a running time, leaving most of its emotion feeling more hollow than fulfilled.”
'Cry Macho' is too classic for its own good
“Cry Macho is very much a traditional western that's classic in the sense that it doesn't need to be retold if there's nothing of clear substance to say.”
The Card Counters'-deck comes barely short
“I was disappointed The Card Counter didn't go all-in with Shrader's cynical outlook of the world where some of his best work did. Still, not a bad film by any means to add to his resume.”
mini reviews: 'Ema' and 'Sweet Girl'
Emma burns with passion where Sweet Girl doesn’t have anything worth loving in it.
Shang-Chi has the spirit of a new warrior
Shang-Chi could very well be another household name to add to the Marvel tenfold.
'The Suicide Squad'-James Gunn gets it
The Suicide Squad might be one of the funniest movies I've seen this year.
'America: The Motion Picture' is annoying
The preview to AMP turned me on. It looked like a fun animated movie. After viewing this, I didn't feel like I
'Loki' opens some portals.
Let's address the elephant in the room.
'Luca' is Pixar on auto pilot
Luca doesn't land like a Cars thud, but it's still an exercise in
'Loki' is the show I didn't know I wanted
Loki has been alive, then dead, then alive again. Bringing the character back for a television show seemed like beating a dead horse with a stick. I couldn't have been any more incorrect.
In The Heights is a celebration of life
Casting my biased for musicals aside, Lin Manuelle Maranda's In The Heights is joyous.
'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' ends on a heroic and tender note
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier solidifies that character development will forever win in the end.
'Mortal Kombat' is a decent fighter
Even with a fan service over substance plot, I never felt bored watching Mortal Kombat.
"Truth" feels like a finale
“Where the show goes with its finale doesn't rest in reveals as much as it does in tone.” Do you agree with me? Let me know.
'The World is Watching' is a Disney Plus Deja Vu moment
Only two to go, so please, get right into it; I could watch the last five minutes of this episode to get the information I care about, then trim up the remainder of the story. Do you agree?