Jon Watts Spider-Man trilogy captures Peter Parker’s high school experience as he balanced being an awkward teen and a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. No Way Home brought the trilogy together in quite a memorable way. Certain points of the script could easily be trimmed to make it less bloated. Overall, Spider-Man: No Way Home is a fun ride for Spider-Man fans with some great callbacks and truly exciting action sequences featuring the web-slinging hero.
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Licorice Pizza Review
Licorice Pizza has its fair share of humor and wit. It’s a coming-of-age film set amongst a pretty cool 1970s background. However, when all is said and done, this script wanders in far too many directions to be genuinely great.
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West Side Story Review
West Side Story is an excellent adaptation of the classic musical with stunning musical numbers, dazzling cinematography, and a Shakespearean story. This is the musical of the year!
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Don't Look Up Review
Adam McKay’s latest film Don’t Look Up serves as a satire of our current world. It’s a messy film with far too many plotlines and a major lack of subtlety, but it does have some wildly entertaining moments.
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The Power of the Dog Review
The Power of The Dog explores some intriguing themes about masculinity in the Old West. However, it’s held back by its pacing issues.
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tick, tick...BOOM! Review
tick, tick…Boom! is an electric and engaging musical biopic bursting with creativity and a fantastic lead performance by Andrew Garfield.
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Belfast Review
Belfast is a beautifully crafted ode to home and all of the people, the places, and memories (both wonderful and painful) that make us cherish it throughout our lives.
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Spencer Review
Pablo Larrain crafts a psychologically intense biopic with Spencer. This is a haunting portrait of Princess Diana with a career-best performance from Kristen Stewart. There are liberties taken in the story that will certainly be divisive. However, the film stands out as an impressive piece of filmmaking.
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Julia Review
I enjoyed learning more about Julia Child as a person and a chef. From her devoted relationship to her husband, Paul, her early start as an OSS research assistant, and her impressive career as a chef and TV host, Julia provides an in-depth look at an icon.
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Dune Review
Dune is a visually gorgeous sci-fi spectacle but visuals will only take you so far. There is a cold lack of emotion present that leaves the film with an overall emptiness.
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