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.
A Christian Perspective on Netflix’s ‘Mary’
As a later-in-life Christian, I felt confused and anxious when the credits rolled for Netflix’s biblical movie Mary. I immediately ran to my computer to...
‘The Red Virgin’ Review: A Gripping Tale of Motherhood, Control, and Ideology
Before receiving a global release, The Red Virgin premiered at the 72nd San Sebastián International Film Festival in September 2024, before earning itself a theatrical...
‘The Children’s Train’ Review: A Lesser Known True Story of Post-War Italy That Captures The Pains of Motherhood
Adapted from Viola Ardone’s novel Il treno dei bambini and directed by Cristina Comencini (Tornare, Sex Story), The Children’s Train is set in 1946, post-World...
‘Crushing It’ Is Another Positive, Funny Fortune Feimster Special
Crushing It is Fortune Feimster’s third solo Netflix special after Sweet and Salty and Good Fortune, and while I’m not quite sure it’s the best...
Is Netflix’s ‘Our Little Secret’ the Worst Christmas Movie of 2024?
It’s November 24th, 4° outside, and it seems the perfect time to watch a Christmas movie. As I get my sweet cup of tea, a...
Angelina Jolie delivers a career best performance in ‘Maria’
Pablo Larrain rounds out his trilogy about iconic women of the 20th century with Maria, a film centered around the famed opera singer Maria Callas....
‘Hot Frosty’ Review: Lacey Chabert & Dustin Milligan Create Sparks In Heartwarming Christmas Tale
I think it’s important to add that Hot Frosty may sound like your typical Christmas movie, but it does have a meaning that’s warm to...
‘10 Days of a Curious Man’ Is A Deeply Weird Movie
10 Days of a Curious Man is the third in a trilogy of Turkish movies that began with 10 Days of a Good Man in...
‘Meet Me Next Christmas’ Is A Feature-Length Reminder That Pentatonix Existed
There are a lot of valid complaints that one can throw at Netflix, and the fact that the world’s biggest streaming service turns into a...
Swedish Movie ‘Let Go’ Is A Deep, Truthful and Powerful Drama
The Swedish drama film Let Go (original title: Släpp taget) fashions a few ideas together. It starts by establishing a complicated family—a young son, a...
A Captivating Ensemble Makes ‘Emilia Perez’ One Of 2024’s Best Films
Jacques Audiard directs Emilia Perez, part of Netflix’s annual awards-season slate. The genre-blending movie boasts a star-studded ensemble led by four powerful performances by Zoe...
‘A Very Flattened Christmas’ Is A Fun But Forgettable B-Movie Slasher
A Very Flattened Christmas is a horror-comedy based on creator and co-writer Key Toothman’s TV series, Flattened. In just over 90 minutes the quirky characters are...
‘Don’t Move’ Review: Kelsey Asbille Understood The Assignment Perfectly
Regardless of whether Don’t Move (2024) is considered a good movie or not, it will at least irritate the debate of “man versus bear” further....
‘Family Pack’ Review – An Endearing Movie Centred On A Real-Life French Card Game That’s Far Too Generic
One thing’s for certain: Family Pack is meant to be endearing. Let me tell you why: in the opening scenes of the French Netflix movie,...
‘Woman of the Hour’ Review – Anna Kendrick’s Directorial Debut Is Generic True Crime Fluff Despite An Impactful Ending
The first unique selling point of Woman of the Hour is that it is Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut. The A Simple Favor star has decided...
‘The Shadow Strays’ Is Timo Tjahjanto On Fine Form
Sometimes I feel like Timo Tjahjanto was put on earth just for me. The Indonesian filmmaker only seems interested in making movies that appeal directly...
‘Justice’ Review – Netflix Polish Thriller Is A Seriously Good Crime Story
The selling point of Justice (or Napad) could not be more explicit. This movie is a natural, gritty, old-fashioned crime drama born in Poland. Director...
‘Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Special’ Is A Remarkable Work Of Art
There’s nothing stand-up comedy connoisseurs like less than experimental specials that challenge the idea of what stand-up comedy can be, so I fear the discourse...