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‘Don’t Move’ Review: Kelsey Asbille Understood The Assignment Perfectly
Regardless of whether Don’t Move (2024) is considered a good movie or not, it will at least irritate the debate of “man versus bear” further....
‘Family Pack’ Review – An Endearing Movie Centred On A Real-Life French Card Game That’s Far Too Generic
One thing’s for certain: Family Pack is meant to be endearing. Let me tell you why: in the opening scenes of the French Netflix movie,...
What The Ending Of ‘Woman of the Hour’ Really Means
The last twenty minutes of Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut, Woman of the Hour, is impactful. The ending ultimately shows the rightful downfall of Rodney Alcala,...
‘Woman of the Hour’ Review – Anna Kendrick’s Directorial Debut Is Generic True Crime Fluff Despite An Impactful Ending
The first unique selling point of Woman of the Hour is that it is Anna Kendrick’s directorial debut. The A Simple Favor star has decided...
‘The Shadow Strays’ Is Timo Tjahjanto On Fine Form
Sometimes I feel like Timo Tjahjanto was put on earth just for me. The Indonesian filmmaker only seems interested in making movies that appeal directly...
‘Justice’ Ending Explained – How Does Tadeusz Gadacz Solve The Bank Robbery Case?
At the start of Justice, Tadeusz Gadacz had suspicions about who carried out the horrific bank robbery, but without motive or disproving the solid alibi,...
‘Justice’ Review – Netflix Polish Thriller Is A Seriously Good Crime Story
The selling point of Justice (or Napad) could not be more explicit. This movie is a natural, gritty, old-fashioned crime drama born in Poland. Director...
‘Rachel Bloom: Death, Let Me Do My Special’ Is A Remarkable Work Of Art
There’s nothing stand-up comedy connoisseurs like less than experimental specials that challenge the idea of what stand-up comedy can be, so I fear the discourse...
‘Salem’s Lot’ (2024) Is A Toothless Remake
While I’m trying my best to avoid vampire puns, this long-shelved remake of Salem’s Lot doesn’t make it easy. Toothless. Anemic. Bloodless. These are all...
The Chemistry Between Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth Cannot Save ‘Lonely Planet’
Lonely Planet is an age-gap romance movie starring Liam Hemsworth and Laura Dern as the leads. And to be honest, if I didn’t see the...
‘Uprising’ Story Recap and Ending Explained: All The Key Moments In The South Korean Historical Drama
The ending of Uprising is a full-circle experience: a former slave and master (and a misunderstood friendship spanning years) finally meet in a bloody battle...
‘Uprising’ Review – An Epic South Korean Historical Drama
Uprising is the kind of historical military film that you have to pay attention to. Cue the costume designs, which we already expect to be...
‘Ali Wong: Single Lady’ Review – A Crude And Distasteful Stand-Up
The opening of Single Lady, Beyonce’s – “Get Me Bodied” says everything that needs to be said about Ali Wong’s Netflix Special. I applaud Ali...
‘CTRL’ Isn’t Very Good, But Its Cynical Ending Is The Right One
I respect the ending of CTRL, even though I don’t like the movie very much. It seems right to me that a techno thriller about...
Review: ‘CTRL’ Is A Topical Thriller That Never Quite Gets Going
Ever since Unfriended popularized the once-novel concept of a film unfolding entirely on someone else’s screens, there hasn’t exactly been a shortage of imitators. CTRL...
‘Trouble’ Ending Explained: How Conny Clears His Name and Proves His Innocence
You’d think that the ending of Trouble, which sees Conny carrying a television around a hotel with police officer Diana, would be rather silly. But...
‘Trouble’ Review – An Amusing Swedish Crime Comedy
Swedish Crime-Comedy Trouble caught me off guard in many ways because it’s not hilarious by any means, but it’s written with enough humor to be...
Review: ‘Will & Harper’ Is A Beautiful, Heartfelt Film That Everyone Should See
I don’t go to Will Ferrell for emotional sentiment, so I was surprised when, in Will & Harper, he moved me to tears several times....