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.
On the Count of Three (2022) Review – Jerrod Carmichael’s Directorial Debut Masterpiece
At the 2021 Sundance Film Festival, On the Count of Three had its debut. The movie begins with a standoff. Kevin (Christopher Abbott) has a...
‘Look at Me: XXXTentacion’ Review – A Raw and Unflinching Documentary About a Polarising Icon
One of the most polarising debates in twenty-first-century pop culture is this notion of separating the artist from the art. Can you enjoy the music...
‘Christina P: Mom Genes’ Review – One of the Best Stand-Up Specials of the Year
Christina comes out in her hot pink sequined outfit, making her look like a damn boss. She wastes no time tackling parenting with some hilarious...
‘The Takedown’ Review – Another Solid Buddy Cop Movie
Ten years after they were originally forced to work together, mismatched cops Ousmane (Omar Sy) and François (Laurent Lafitte) find themselves working a case once...
Marmaduke (2022) Review – Just Enough Bark to keep You Interested Throughout
I’ve got to be honest with all of you about to read this, I love Pete Davidson, but I am not a huge fan of...
‘Operation Mincemeat’ Review – A First-Rate War-Time Spy Film
John Madden’s suspenseful Operation Mincemeat tells the story of a deception effort by Allied forces to pull German Nazi reinforcements from defending Sicily. A joint...
The Outfit (2022) Review – Spins a Bloody Good Yarn
The Outfit spins a bloody good yarn. This wouldn’t be possible without a lead performance by Mark Rylance, one that is as steady a hand...
Along for the Ride (2022) Review – Quirky and Sweet
Netflix has become Sofia Alvarez’s personal movie hub to bring beloved young adult romance novels to life. Her adaptations of To All the Boys I...
‘Montana Story’ Review – Meanders In Its Own Solitude
How could something so gorgeous be this monotonous? Montana Story is like a scenic trip down the Beartooth Hwy. Breathtakingly beautiful, but after a while,...
’40 Years Young’ Review – An Extremely Under-Cooked Affair
40 Years Young follows César (Erick Elias), a chef who enters into a culinary competition with his best friend and business partner, Paolo (Adal Ramones)....
Our Father (2022) Review – Jourdan’s Film Is One of Sickening Hubris
“He raped me fifteen times and didn’t even know it,” one of Dr. Cline’s victims tells the camera. The excellent doctor inseminated her so that...
‘Hold Your Breath: The Ice Dive’ Review – An Enjoyable Journey
The Netflix documentary opens by saying that “some things should not be left undone just because they’re difficult”. (Probably what a lot of the Netflix...
‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ Review – A Multiverse of Mediocre
Did you ever wonder about the astronomical rate increases insurance companies would charge Marvel superheroes? An educated guess would be that deductibles would be high,...
The Northman review – a violent no-holds-barred revenge tale
This review of The Northman is spoiler-free. Robert Eggers is behind the camera in this historical epic that seems to have appeared on cinema screens...
Honeymoon With My Mother Review – A Bubbly Movie About a Mother Son Relationship
On the day of his marriage, Jose Luiz is dumped by his girlfriend. As not to waste his honeymoon trip in Mauritius, his overprotective mother...
‘I Love America’ Review – A Pretentious Misfire
It’s lovely to see Sophie Marceau back in the movies. The former Braveheart/Bond girl star has been exclusively in French cinema for the past few...
Bubble (2022) Review – Tetsuro Araki Creates Magic on the Screen with Magical Visuals and a Heartwarming Story of Hope
“It’s said that the world repeatedly collapses and rebuilds. Assembles, bursts, scatters, then assemble again,” one of the characters said in the Netflix anime movie Bubble....
‘Silverton Siege’ Review – An Important Dtory But Lacks Motivation to Explore it Properly
On January 25, 1980, three MK cadres — Stephen Mafoko, Humphrey Makhubo, and Wilfred Madela — sieged a bank in Silverton, Pretoria, to run away...