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.
‘Nate Bargatze: Hello World’ Review – A Fun Special for the Whole Family
Nate Bargatze broke into the stand-up comedy world in Fallon’s Clean Cut Comedy Tour in 2013. Since then, he has had several stand-up specials on...
‘Pamela, a Love Story’ Review – An Unflinching Account of an Icon’s Unbelievable Life
Pamela Anderson is a cultural icon who has lived her life in the searing spotlight for decades now, since her meteoric rise to fame back...
’80 for Brady’ Review – An Over-Sentimental and Ham-Fisted Comedy
Bill Belichick would have never allowed Tom Brady to be involved in such an over-sentimental, bordering on cloying comedy that is as phony as they come....
‘Magazine Dreams’ Review – Jonathan Majors Delivers a Knockout Performance
The 2023 Sundance Film Festival had arrived, and my most anticipated movie from the festival was Magazine Dreams, the Jonathan Majors led film that has...
‘The Pez Outlaw’ Review – An Engaging, Humorous and Light-Hearted Feature
Just when you think you have seen every kind of documentary, along comes another one that is just so off the beaten track that you...
‘You People’ Review – An Average Rom-Com That Tries to Modernize the Meet the Parents Trope
Over the last couple of years, the Oscar-nominated actor Jonah Hill has slowly moved away from starring roles in Hollywood hits, choosing to write and...
‘The Price of Family’ Review – A Film About Petty Cruelty Disguised as Comedy
Netflix’s Italian comedy by filmmaker Giovanni Bognetti explores what happens when two empty nesters take drastic measures to keep their kids close. The film is...
‘Teen Wolf: The Movie’ Review – A Convoluted Gluttonous Mess
You’ll never find a more closed-circuit film than Teen Wolf: The Movie, a film that is so set in its ways it’s virtually impossible to...
‘Narvik’ Review – Stunning-Looking War Film That’s Naturally Gripping
Narvik was the first defeat of Hitler’s war against the world. The battle was in a small town in the Scandinavian region that was blessed...
Missing (2023) Review – Anxiety-Ridden and Armrest-Grabbing Movie
There is just something about the new genre of storytelling from the original makers of Searching that brings the necessary storytelling suspense that audiences have...
‘Jung_E’ Review – An Adrenaline Fuelled Dystopian Tale of Mothers and Daughters
Netflix’s Jung_E owes much of its story to a movie like Blade Runner by tapping into the classic’s mixture of themes like morality, identity, and...
‘Mission Majnu’ Review – An Empty True Story That Could Have Been More Emotional
Mission Majnu is based on a true story about an Indian agent who marries a Pakistani woman. He tries his best to stay out of the...
Shotgun Wedding (2022) Review – An Undeniably Entertaining Blast
There have been two action-packed romantic comedies released within the past twelve months. Both combine the cheesy quality of romance with Die Hard-like escapades. The...
‘Alkhallat+’ Review – A Fun Concept That Fizzles In the Second Half
Alkhallat+ is an anthology piece that is difficult to execute in a two-hour film. Some pieces will be more engaging than others, and it comes down...
‘The Menu’ Review – A Deliciously Savage Take on the Fine Dining Scene
With A-listers like Ralph Fiennes and Anya Taylor-Joy in lead roles, The Menu has been making waves since its premiere at TIFF. Written by Seth Reiss...
‘Aftersun’ Review – A Quiet Reflective Look at the Nature of Father and Daughter
Written and directed by Charlotte Wells, Aftersun is an exploration of relationships, specifically the one between father and daughter, and the complexities and nuances that...
‘Dog Gone’ Review – Heartfelt and Hopeful
From the comedy reflected in Marley & Me to the heartache felt when watching Hachi: A Dog’s Tale, there’s no doubt that films depicting our four-legged friends...
‘The Drop’ Review – An Unfortunately Unfunny Comedy
Comedies are more difficult to pull off than most people give them credit for. Because humor is so subjective, what works for one person often...