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Here is our archive of movie coverage, which includes reviews, explainers, features, lists, and more from the latest films.
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Licorice Pizza review – an invigorating comedy that has a surprising amount of depth
This review of the film Licorice Pizza does not contain spoilers. I can think of only a two directors today who can tackle almost any...
Sing 2 review – lacks an underlying heart
This review of the film Sing 2 does not contain spoilers. This week, the eclectic America’s Got Talent animal and the amphibian troupe are back...
Swan Song (2021) ending explained – it doesn’t matter if life goes on
This article discusses the ending of the Apple TV+ film Swan Song (2021) and will contain spoilers. Benjamin Cleary’s debut feature Swan Song ended on an ambiguous...
Swan Song (2021) review – a meditative science-fiction about life and death
This review of the Apple TV+ film Swan Song (2021) does not contain spoilers. Benjamin Cleary’s debut feature Swan Song is set in a futuristic setting, where...
‘A California Christmas: City Lights’ Ending Explained – Do They Get Married?
A California Christmas: City Lights opens with scenes of the family making wine in the sunshine, we’re given the idyllic farm life. Gorgeous topless men...
‘A California Christmas: City Lights’ Review – Romantic and Easy to Watch
Netflix film A California Christmas: City Lights is the first sequel to A California Christmas (also on Netflix). This story follows Callie and Joseph one...
‘Mother/Android’ Ending Explained – Why Do Georgia and Sam Give Up Their Baby?
Mother/Android is the worst nightmare for expectant parents. As young couple Georgia and Sam debate whether to keep the baby due to the risk of...
Puff: Wonders of the Reef review – a pufferfish perspective
This review of the Netflix documentary Puff: Wonders of the Reef does not contain any spoilers With narration from Rose Byrne, Puff: Wonders of the...
‘Mother/Android’ Review – Portraying a Young Trying Couple in Apocalyptic Times
There’s no doubt that Mother/Android understands the hopelessness of a sudden disaster. The film opens with the usual societal order; Georgia (played by Chloë Grace...
The Hand of God (2021) Ending Explained – Why Did Fabietto See The Little Monk?
Paolo Sorrentino’s Italian drama The Hand of God ended on an ambiguous note of Fabietto boarding a train to Rome. In his journey, the train...
The Hand of God (2021) Review – The Story of Growing Up
One of the characters of the movie The Hand of God asks the protagonist, “Do you know how many stories there are in this city?...
Russell Howard: Lubricant review – Howard’s hilarious special will have you in stitches
Netflix special Russell Howard: Lubricant was released on the streaming service on December 14, 2021. In front of a giant, live audience Netflix has blessed...
House Of Gucci review – no style, no substance
It may sound like a cliche, but they should have got the team that made the trailer to edit House of Gucci. After seeing the...
West Side Story review — preserving the soul of a classic
There isn’t a genre of film Steven Spielberg can’t master. The only two he hasn’t attempted have been a western and a documentary. For his...
Anonymously Yours (2021) Ending Explained – Do Vale and Alex End Up Together?
Anonymously Yours starts with film lover Vale, who annoys her parents with what to see to be an addition to watching and making films. Despite...
Anonymously Yours (2021) Review – A Silly High School Romance Film
Frankly, this film is not that great. It’s cheesy, predictable, and worst of all, annoying all the way through. If you do decide to watch...
Still Out of My League ending explained – do Marta and Gabriele end up together?
This article contains major spoilers for the Still Out of My League ending. Netflix’s Italian rom-com Still Out of League, a sequel to Out of My League,...
Still Out of My League review – another middling entry in the serious illness subgenre
This review of Still Out of My League is spoiler-free. The subgenre of teen-focused romance in which one or both parties are terminally ill has...