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.
Spencer review – Stewart reaches haunting piquancy
This review of the film Spencer does not contain spoilers. Spencer, Pablo Larraín’s fever dream of a biography, is not a “true story” but a...
‘Meenakshi Sundareshwar’ Review – Love Better Left Long-Distance
It’s hard to tell if Meenakshi Sundareshwar is intended as a kind of advert for an arranged marriage, but it ends up being a bit...
Zero to Hero (2021) Review – An Inspiring Journey of So Wa Wai
It’s been two months since the Tokyo Paralympics 2021, but the momentum still vividly lingers throughout history. I remember one of the most iconic moments...
Love Hard review – a rom-com that makes you care
This review of the Netflix film Love Hard does not contain spoilers. One of the most-needed components of a romantic comedy is giving reasons for...
Finch review – an understated understatement
This review of the Apple TV+ film Finch does not contain spoilers. Tom Hanks, the go-to Hollywood master thespian of working with canine actors and...
Lords of Scam review – this French true crime documentary will put you to sleep
This review of Netflix true crime documentary Lords of Scam does not contain spoilers. Lords of Scam is a French true-crime documentary that delves into...
Camp Confidential: America’s Secret Nazis review – a bizarre assignment
This review of Netflix’s animated documentary Camp Confidential: America’s Secret Nazis does not contain spoilers. Netflix has a short animated documentary, with a running time...
The Claus Family review – a humdrum if well-intentioned festive film
This review of The Claus Family is spoiler-free. It seems a bit early for Christmas cheer, but with two whole months of festive spirit to...
The French Dispatch review — pure Wes Anderson
After watching his tenth feature film, The French Dispatch, I am 100% confident Wes Anderson was raised in a household with parents that performed a...
Eternals review – a massive disappointment
This review of MCU’s Eternals contains no spoilers. After watching Chloé Zhao’s sophomore film, The Rider, I wrote I could not wait to see what...
‘Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight 2’ Review – Unexpected Developments Switch Up a Horror Film
The Polish film Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight follows the final girl, Zosia (Julia Wieniawa, Women of Mafia), after she survives the monster Killer...
Hypnotic review – an easy, laidback thriller on Netflix starring Kate Siegel
This review of the Netflix thriller film Hypnotic (starring Kate Siegel) does not contain spoilers. Read the ending explained for this film. Kate Siegel is...
Sex: Unzipped review – please zip it up and stop.
Directed by Ben Turner and Gabe Turner, Sex: Unzipped is a Netflix comedy special at 59 minutes long and aims to debunk myths and misconceptions surrounding sex...
Little Big Mouth (2021) review – between music, love, and family… what will you choose?
This review of Little Big Mouth is spoiler-free. Perfect love is a love that brings out the best in each other and that’s what Little...
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...