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.
Money Shot: The Pornhub Story Review – complicating and compelling
We review the 2023 Netflix documentary film Money Shot: The Pornhub Story. Why are we so obsessed with sex? I read that strip clubs make...
‘Bert Kreischer: Razzle Dazzle’ Review – The Machine Crushes Again
A little-known fact, Bert Kreischer was named the top partyer by Rolling Stone, and that article led to the creation of National Lampoon’s Van Wilder. In...
Chang Can Dunk Review – a slam dunk coming-of-age teen drama
Directed by Jingyi Shao, we review the Disney+ Original film Chang Can Dunk, which does not contain spoilers. Though a film centering around basketball, Chang...
Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre Review – a funny and brute-force spy picture
Directed by Guy Ritchie, we review the 2023 film Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, which does not contain spoilers. Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre is...
The Magician’s Elephant Review – an enchanting animated feature
Directed by Wendy Rogers, we review the 2023 Netflix film The Magician’s Elephant, which does not contain spoilers. The Magician’s Elephant is a beloved English...
Faraway review – a funny and sweet rom-com of a certain age
Directed by Vanessa Jopp, we review the 2023 Netflix film Faraway, which does not contain spoilers. Romantic comedies involving anyone over 40 years old are...
Chris Rock: Selective Outrage Review – a pure masterpiece
We review the Live Netflix Stand-up Special Chris Rock: Selective Outrage, which aired on March 4th, 2023. Chris Rock’s first comedy special aired on HBO...
Love At First Kiss Review – a complicated romance between friends
Directed by Alauda Ruiz de Azua, we review the 2023 Netflix film Love at First Kiss, which does not contain spoilers. Love can be extremely...
Luther: The Fallen Sun Review – a wicked crime thriller
Directed by Jamie Payne, we review the Netflix film Luther: The Fallen Sun, which does not contain spoilers. The film adaptation of the BBC Series...
Tonight You’re Sleeping With Me Review and Ending Explained – A Heartbreaking Romantic Drama About Choosing The Right Person
In Tonight You’re Sleeping With Me, a married woman must choose between her neglectful husband and an ex-boyfriend who was too young for her at the...
‘A Whole Lifetime with Jamie Demetriou’ Review – An Absolute Bore
Jamie Demetriou is mainly known for his role on the Prime Video hit series Fleabag. However, Demetriou, from the London area, has been telling jokes...
‘Creed 3’ Review – A Crowd-Pleasing Effort with Two Sensational Supporting Turns
I’ll admit there is a lack of infatuation with the first Creed on my part. The second installment, however, hit that sweet spot, the kind...
Bruiser (2022) Review – Poignantly Questions the Definition of Fatherhood
After premiering at TIFF in September 2022, followed by a limited theatrical release, Miles Warren’s debut feature, Bruiser, arrived on Hulu. Critics who saw this title...
Cocaine Bear (2023) Review – A Glorious, Gory Good Time
What’s next? Ecstasy Elephant? The Heroin Hyena? Besides failing to add some alliteration, the pure reliance on its absurdity proves Hollywood’s lack of original ideas...
‘Call Me Chihiro’ Review and Ending Explained – A Very Long and Convoluted Drama About Nothing
Call Me Chihiro is a Japanese drama directed by Rikiya Imaizumi. The story is based on the manga Chihiro-san by Hiroyuki Yasuda, which ran between 2017...
‘Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania’ Review – Is This Another MCU Flop?
Marvel got a lot of heat lately for their wrapping up of Phase Four. There seems to be even less forgiveness for the next phase...
‘We Have a Ghost’ Review and Ending Explained – Aimless and Stagnant Family Ghost Film
It’s always interesting when watching a director try to straighten out their R-rated horror careers. That feeling was apparent in Christopher Landon’s We Have a...
‘The Strays’ Review – A Worthwhile Over-The-Top Thriller
Nathaniel Martello-White’s feature debut, The Strays, is a social commentary thriller with similar themes to Jordan Peele’s Get Out and the Prime Video series, Them. The narrative centers...