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.

Review: ‘Living with Leopards’ – A Heartfelt and Intimate Nature Documentary

May 13 2024, by Daniel Hart

The first thing I noticed when watching Living With Leopards was how little was siloed between the cubs and the production team. From the moment...

Nikki Glaser Roasts Herself In HBO Special ‘Someday You’ll Die’

May 12 2024, by Jonathon Wilson

Things are going pretty well for Nikki Glaser. She was once again the clear stand-out in The Roast of Tom Brady on Netflix, which shouldn’t...

‘Mother of the Bride’ Review: Lackluster Rom-Com or Money Laundering Scheme?

May 10 2024, by Daniel Hart

Mother of the Bride could have at least tried to make an effort. I know Netflix needed a branded movie title for America’s Mother’s Day, but...

‘Prom Dates’ is a Surface-Level Teen Movie with an Earnest Ending

May 3 2024, by Daniel Hart

A movie about two teenagers trying to secure prom dates is hardly the most original idea of recent years, but I was hoping that Kevin...

How Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine Capture Our Hearts in ‘The Idea of You’

May 2 2024, by Daniel Hart

I assume The Idea of You is dubbed a “contemporary love story” due to its on-theme perspective of age-gap relationships, which is always the topic...

‘Honeymoonish’ Review – An Endearing If Unusual Saccharine Rom-Com

April 30 2024, by Lori Meek

Honeymoonish is the type of film you should approach with an open mind. It’s charming, well-acted, and features stunning scenery. But it’s also formulaic in...

‘City Hunter’ Review – A Solid Final Act Redeems An Insufferable First Half

April 25 2024, by Lori Meek

Live-action adaptations tend to be hit-and-miss. It’s hard to convey the exaggerated and physically impossible animation elements in the real world with human actors. There’s...

‘Fern Brady: Autistic Bikini Queen’ Is Easy To Watch and Inoffensive, But Leaves Little Impact

April 22 2024, by Romey Norton

The accent is strong with this one, but don’t let that put you off. The irreverent Scottish comedian Fern Brady tackles big topics like death,...

‘Stolen’ Review – Pretty Netflix Film Puts Its Message Ahead Of Its Drama

April 13 2024, by Lori Meek

Stolen (2024) is ostensibly a drama, but it plays out more like a docu-drama about reindeer than anything else. I couldn’t recommend it as a work...

‘Love, Divided’ Review – An Endearing Tale Of Music, Toys, and Thin Apartment Walls

April 13 2024, by Lori Meek

Netflix’s Love, Divided is perfect casual viewing and a reminder of why tropes become tropes in the first place. The overly familiar underpinnings may prevent...

‘The Greatest Hits’ Review: Time Travel Meets Music in a Romance That Misses the Beat

April 12 2024, by Daniel Hart

I feel sad for The Greatest Hits. It has a wonderful leading performance by Lucy Boynton, a compelling story, and has all the hallmarks of...

‘A Journey’ Review – A Beautiful Yet Tragic Tale Of Death, Life, And Love

April 12 2024, by Lori Meek

A Journey is a heartwrenching Filipino drama about a woman with cancer setting out to complete her bucket list together with her husband and childhood...

Amar Singh Chamkila Is A Gritty Story Of An Iconic Singer

April 12 2024, by Romey Norton

India is known for its musical movies, usually filled with drama and romance. What makes Amar Singh Chamkila different, why it has so much depth...

‘What Jennifer Did’ Exposes the Dark Reality Behind Jennifer Pan’s Failed Family Plot

April 10 2024, by Daniel Hart

What Jennifer Did is more about what Jennifer Pan did not do. She wanted her ex-boyfriend back, she wanted to lead a different life, she...

‘Neal Brennan: Crazy Good’ Is A Crazy Fun Netflix Special

April 9 2024, by Romey Norton

From The Fonda Theatre in Los Angeles comes Neal Brennan’s stand-up special, Neal Brennan: Crazy Good. In his third original comedy special, Neal Brennan riffs...

Netflix Sweats The Details In ‘Scoop’, A Clever Drama About Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein

April 6 2024, by Lori Meek

In November of 2019, you couldn’t open a single news site or social media platform without stumbling across the year’s biggest story: The exclusive Newsnight...

‘How to Date Billy Walsh’ Is A Dumbed Down And Annoying Throwback

April 6 2024, by Lori Meek

How to Date Billy Walsh is a Prime Video teen comedy about a boy and the bizarre lengths he goes through to get the girl....

‘The Tearsmith’ on Netflix Is A Slightly Creepy Teen Romance

April 6 2024, by Romey Norton

The Tearsmith is based on Erin Doom’s bestselling 2021 novel of the same name and follows Nica (Caterina Ferioli), a teen orphan who gets adopted...