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Why Uwe Boll’s ‘Citizen Vigilante’ Starring Armie Hammer Was Effectively Banned in Germany
Citizen Vigilante was already high-profile long before its release, bringing back controversial actor Armie Hammer under the direction of notoriously provocative filmmaker Uwe Boll. While...
‘Toy Story 6’ Absolutely Does Not Need to Happen
Toy Story 6 – let’s play with the idea of another sequel in this franchise for a moment. It’s basically confirmed, and with a decent...
‘Citizen Vigilante’ Isn’t Just A Terrible Movie — It’s An Actively Dangerous Call to Arms
Uwe Boll is a filmmaker best-known for producing at least three movies – though arguably many more – that are among the very worst ever...
I Absolutely Adored David Fortune’s ‘Color Book’
Sometimes you have to watch a film and let its soul speak for itself. Films like Color Book do not come around often, and I...
‘Voicemails for Isabelle’ Ending Explained – Finding Love and Closure
Near the end of Voicemails for Isabelle, Jill learns a dark secret: the man she has fallen in love with, Wes, already knew everything about...
Zoey Deutch Knocks It Out of the Park in Netflix’s ‘Voicemails for Isabelle’
When I saw the title Voicemails for Isabelle, I really thought we were going to get a standard Hallmark movie formula. But the best thing...
What the Ending of ‘Toy Story 5’ Means for Our Kids
At the end of Toy Story 5, Bonnie – with the support of Jessie, Woody, Buzz, and an army of Buzz Lightyears – makes friends...
‘Toy Story 5’ Is a Salient, Uncomfortable Warning for Modern Parents
When it comes to Toy Story, people tend to sit in one of two camps: either the franchise should have finished after the third film,...
‘Your Fault: London’ Ending Explained – These Two Should Learn to Communicate
I said this in the review, but Your Fault: London is about making its protagonists, Noah and Nick, suffer for the ill-advised nature of their...
‘Your Fault: London’ Review – How Many Times Do We Need to See This Story?
Streaming platforms are nothing if not predictable. When Prime Video’s Spanish-language adaptations of Mercedes Ron’s Culpables trilogy – My Fault, Your Fault, and Our Fault...
How ‘Disclosure Day 2’ Can Fix the First Film’s Illogical Sci-Fi Writing
With the Steven Spielberg magic in full effect, Disclosure Day is being generally loved by audiences and critics alike. Despite my negative review and complaints...
Why Cinemagoers Feel Misled by ‘Disclosure Day’ Marketing
The marketing for Disclosure Day did its utmost to offer slivers of mystery to build excitement. It focused on “the truth” and a sense that...
‘Disclosure Day’ Ending Is Lackluster, Void of Impact, and Lacks Emotion
By the end of Disclosure Day, Hugo Wakefield (Colman Domingo; The Madness) has managed to jolt the memories of Margaret Fairchild (Emily Blunt; Oppenheimer) and...
‘Disclosure Day’ Review – Spielberg’s Alien Thriller is Stuck in the Past
Initially, I could not tell if Disclosure Day felt off because of the times we live in or because Steven Spielberg and David Koepp (You...
Why Netflix’s ‘Maternal Instinct’ is a Disgraceful Disservice to the Hancock Family
Maternal Instinct left me feeling sick and confused. I wouldn’t recommend watching it, purely because of the level of disrespect shown to the Hancock family. To...
The Source Material Of ‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Virtually Guarantees A Sequel
Colors of Evil: Black is a sequel to Colors of Evil: Red, both Polish thrillers adapted by Adrian Panek for Netflix from Malgorzata Oliwia Sobczak’s...
‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Ending Explained – Piotrus’s Kidnapping Exposes Generational Rot
Colors of Evil: Black isn’t a whodunit. From an early stage, it’s pretty obvious who’s at fault, and the answer is pretty much everyone. The...
‘Colors of Evil: Black’ Review – Grim Polish Thriller Isn’t a Conventional Mystery
Continuing a long and effective tradition of thrillers set in provincial towns with dirty secrets buried in their foundations, Colors of Evil: Black is nothing...