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.

Persuasion (2022) Review – Dakota Johnson Does Not Suit The Time Period

July 12 2022, by Amanda Guarragi

The 2022 Jane Austen adaptation Persuasion explores the yearning for lost love. When Frederick Wentworth (Cosmo Jarvis, Calm with Horses aka The Shadow of Violence)...

‘Valley of the Dead’ Review – A Generic Zombie Flick That Lacks Suspense

July 12 2022, by Amanda Guarragi

Sometimes zombie flicks can be really fun because of the cast and the location. If the cast has great banter and understands how to make...

‘My Daughter’s Killer’ Review – A Fathers Love Turns Into a 30 Year Obsession

July 12 2022, by Romey Norton

Netflix has released the true crime documentary My Daughter’s Killer, where we follow the story of a dedicated father who fights for decades to bring his...

‘Bill Burr: Live at Red Rocks’ Review – Burr Strikes Out Once Again

July 12 2022, by Ricky Valero

I am holding out hope that what we get to witness from Burr is a lot better than what we got out of the Bill...

‘For Jojo’ Review – This Netflix Film is a Hidden Gem

July 12 2022, by M.N. Miller

For Jojo (Paule ve Jojo), the German Netflix film from director Barbara Ott (Kids Run), is an often-hilarious behavioral case study on attachment disorder. She...

‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Opinion – the MCU Is a Rudderless Ship

July 11 2022, by Louie Fecou

Thor: Love and Thunder sees Chris Hemsworth return as Thor, God of Thunder, returning to action with The Guardians of the Galaxy, and embarking on...

‘Navalny’ Review – Standing Man, Standing Man

July 11 2022, by M.N. Miller

There have been many great works on dissidents in the past decade. The first that comes to mind is Betty Medsger’s book, The Burglary: The...

‘The Only’ Review – The Inspirational Story of One of the Greatest Soccer Players Ever

July 11 2022, by Ricky Valero

The story of the life of U.S. Women’s Hall of Fame soccer goalkeeper Briana Scurry is here in the form of a documentary called The...

Incantation (2022) Review – Found Footage Format Intrigues, But Story Falls Flat

July 9 2022, by Nicole Ackman

“Do you believe in such things as blessings?” the opening narration of Incantation asks the audience. The Taiwanese horror film directly involves the viewer in...

Jewel (2022) Review – The (Insulin) Resistance

July 8 2022, by M.N. Miller

The Netflix film Jewel is not simply hard to enjoy at times, as it becomes polarizing for much of the 85 minutes. The movie is...

‘Ranveer vs. Wild with Bear Grylls’ Review – High Risk, High Stakes, High Rewards

July 8 2022, by Romey Norton

Netflix has released interactive special starring actor Ranveer Singh and the popular television personality and adventurer, Bear Grylls. It’s the first interactive adventure reality special...

Dangerous Liaisons (2022) Review – Nothing More Than a Social Media Update of ‘Cruel Intentions’

July 8 2022, by M.N. Miller

Dangerous Liaisons is a modern retelling of the 18th-century French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. Yes, the retelling is in high...

The Sea Beast (2022) Review – A Wholesome Adventure-Family Film

July 7 2022, by Amanda Guarragi

Netflix has had many original animated films on its platforms, and the majority of them haven’t been that memorable. There have been standouts because the...

‘Hello, Goodbye, and Everything in Between’ Review – A Realistic High School Relationship

July 6 2022, by Amanda Guarragi

When we’re older, we realize that everything that happened in high school holds no weight. We realize that we were growing by making mistakes and...

‘Warriors on the Field’ Review – A Celebration of Indigenous Players In Aussie Rules Football

July 6 2022, by Jonathon Wilson

The promise of sport is that it tends to be (mostly) a meritocracy where, regardless of race, heritage, or belief, anyone who is talented enough...

‘Thor: Love and Thunder’ Review – Marvellously Entertaining

July 5 2022, by M.N. Miller

Phase four of Marvel has been a tough sell of late. The Marvel cinematic universe has had several misfires in its filmography. Marvel films are...

‘Girl in the Picture’ Review – A Haunting and Disturbing True Crime Tale

July 5 2022, by M.N. Miller

Skye Borgman’s Netflix documentary Girl in the Picture has many twists and turns. You never know where it will end up other than everyone ends...

Elvis (2022) Review – A Classic Example of Style Over Substance

July 3 2022, by Louie Fecou

Perhaps the latest biopic from director and writer Baz Luhrmann on the life story of Elvis is so dependent on how you feel about Elvis...