Movie Reviews
Movie reviews are our specialty and passion. We deliver ratings and insights on films of all genres and sizes—from blockbuster hits to independent gems and streaming platform originals. Here is our extensive collection of reviews where we give our final opinion on many movies.
We also do TV Reviews too.
Suncoast Review – Nico Parker delivers a star-making performance
Suncoast is a coming-of-age drama written and directed by Laura Chinn, which debuted at the 2024 Sundance Film Festival. Chinn’s screenplay, which is based on...
Bosco Review – A compelling tale about finding the meaning of freedom
Peacock’s drama thriller Bosco tells the true story of Quawntay Adams and his remarkable escape from a maximum security prison. First-time director Nicholas Manuel Pino...
The Tiger’s Apprentice Review – Forgettable yet inoffensive animated fantasy
The 2020 pandemic caused plenty of delays in the entertainment business, and one of the films that experienced many setbacks before finally premiering to streaming...
Will Review – A compelling, disturbing, and gritty WW2 drama
Directed by Tim Mielants, Will is a Netflix adaptation of the novel of the same name by Jeroen Olyslaegers. Netflix’s first major European release this...
Jack Whitehall: Settle Down Review – First-class comedy special
Jack Whitehall is known for being the radical British posh boy, and he’s a genius for always incorporating this in his sets. However, this one...
Badland Hunters Review – Badass apocalyptic drama
Badland Hunters is set in Seoul, South Korea, which suffers a major, life-changing earthquake, transforming the city into an apocalyptic wasteland where all order has...
The Underdoggs Review – A cringe-inducing 90s throwback with some heart
The NFL (National Football League) is huge in America, commanding legions of fans. And just as there are films about the UK’s favorite sport, the...
Kevin James: Irregardless Review – An old man complaining about hating the world
For the first time in over five years, Kevin James is returning to the stage to make us laugh in the Prime Video comedy special Kevin...
Jacqueline Novak: Get on Your Knees Review – A brilliant and original special
You might not have heard the name Jacqueline Novak before today, but she breaks out in her first comedy special for Netflix titled Jacqueline Novak: Get...
Sixty Minutes Review – Predictable and painful
The German Netflix action film Sixty Minutes is a serious race against time as mixed martial arts fighter Octavio (Emilio Sakraya) finds himself with just...
The Kitchen (2023) Review – Filled with Daniel Kaluuya’s swagger but lacking in emotional depth
When films highlight a dystopian society, they often express how the government has failed its people. We believe in a futuristic society, the world would...
Dusty Slay: Workin’ Man Review – We’re Having a Good Time
In 2021, Dusty Slay made his Netflix debut on The Standups, highlighting some of the freshest voices in the world of comedy. Fast forward to 2024,...
Maboroshi Review – A teenager and town in crisis in Netflix’s new anime film
From the animators of Attack on Titan and Jujutsu Kaisen comes Mari Okada’s Netflix anime film Maboroshi. Masamune Kikuiri has been in an endless winter...
Lift (2024) Review – A formulaic to a fault heist comedy
As far as crime movies are concerned, the heist variety does hold a special place in our collective hearts for the way it portrays unlikely...
Self Reliance Review – Surprisingly heartfelt, hilarious, and highly entertaining
Self Reliance is a comedy thriller marking Jake Johnson’s first time sitting in the director’s chair after he became a household name thanks to his...
Role Play Review – A forgettable, uninspired, and below-average action flick
Since 1994’s True Lies, movies and TV shows about a suburban parent living a dangerous double life have been plentiful. Prime Video starts the year...
Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli Review – Show me the master bedroom
For the first time in three years, Pete Davidson returns with his third comedy special (second for Netflix) titled Pete Davidson: Turbo Fonzarelli. The comedian/actor...
Foe Review – A dull, dystopian kitchen sink drama
You’d think a robotic replacement for a husband could be a fun and intriguing look into a possible future — with AI taking over and...