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.
The Harder They Fall (2021) Review – Relentless and Bristles With Vitality
The revenge thriller has been done ten times over. Do you know the kind of Western? A man goes on one last ride to avenge...
‘The Electrical Life of Louis Wain’ Review – An Overdose of Whimsy
Will Sharpe’s The Electrical Life of Louis Wain leaves the viewer overdosed on whimsy. The Flowers creator has two excellent performances by Benedict Cumberbatch (The...
Flip a Coin: ONE OK ROCK Documentary review – a field of wonder
Netflix’s Flip a Coin: ONE OK ROCK Documentary was released on the streaming service on October 21, 2021. COVID-19 has caused multidimensional impacts around the...
‘In for a Murder’ Review – A Well-Intentioned Murder-Mystery Falls Flat
The way of popular media is imitation. Nothing is truly new, of course; every piece of art borrows something from somewhere, sometimes without even realizing...
‘Stuck Together’ Review – A Pandemic Comedy That Doesn’t Quite Land
Unfortunately, I am one of those people who is not ready to watch films centered on the Covid-19 lockdowns. Okay, The Morning Show is lightly brushing...
Found (2021) review – intimate, culturally relevant
Netflix documentary film Found (2021) will be released on the streaming service on October 20, 2021. Found is a documentary from director Amanda Lipitz (Step)...
The Four of Us (2021) Review – Let’s Swap Partners and See How The Love Goes…
Before we start, let’s try to list all the swap things you’ve done with your partner. Swap clothes? Check. Swap toothbrushes? Well, maybe you have...
The Trip (2021) Review – A Tale of Murder Turns to a Tale of Survival
The initial premise of Netflix’s Norwegian dark comedy/thriller The Trip involves an unhappily married couple, Lisa (Noomi Rapace, as seen in Unlocked; Black Crab) and...
‘The Forgotten Battle’ Review – A Gripping War Picture
The Forgotten Battle (De Slag om de Schelde) is a Dutch war film that happens to be one of the most expensive films Holland has...
Hard Luck Love Song review — charming, grounded, and out of touch.
This review of Hard Luck Love Song is spoiler-free. There are times I found first-time director Justin Corsbie‘s Hard Luck Love Song to be a...
A World Without (2021) Review – A Utopist Sloppy Dystopia
Have you ever imagined a world without flaws? Netflix’s A World Without is a dystopian sci-fi drama directed and written by Nia Dinata alongside Lucky...
Dune (2021) review – a sophisticated sci-fi blockbuster
This review of Dune does not contain spoilers. As a self-proclaimed Denis Villeneuve superfan, and for that matter, a Dune novice, I found his tenth directed...
Operation Hyacinth review – gritty with a smart script
This review of the Netflix film Operation Hyacinth does not contain spoilers. The polish Netflix film, Operation Hyacinth, is inspired by the true story of...
‘Bright: Samurai Soul’ Review – A Story of Friendship, Betrayal and Retribution
Netflix anime film Bright: Samurai Soul is based on the 2017 American film Bright. Directed by Kyohei Ishiguro (Children of the Whales), this film is...
Fever Dream (2021) Review – An Ominous and Evocative Psychological Horror Film
Director Claudia Llosa’s Fever Dream (otherwise known as Distancia de resonate) has a unique immersive timing and pace. Being billed in the horror genre, it’s...
Making Malinche: A Documentary by Nacho Cano review – a look inside the making of Nacho Cano’s newest musical
The article reviews the Netflix documentary Making Malinche: A Documentary by Nacho Cano. It does not contain any spoilers. The Spanish documentary Making Malinche: A...
Convergence: Courage in a Crisis review – a powerful documentary
Netflix documentary Convergence: Courage in a Crisis was released on the streaming service on October 12, 2021. It’s been two and half years since COVID-19...
‘Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle’ Review – Childhood Nostalgia With a Relevant Social Message
Netflix’s animation film Pokémon the Movie: Secrets of the Jungle takes me to childhood again. The global phenomenon of Ash and Pikachu got me at...