The Colors Within Delivers a Beautiful and Heartwarming Story
Naoko Yamada continues her impressive track record of directing highly acclaimed movies with The Colors Within.
The Wild Robot Tugs at the Heartstrings
Veteran animator Christopher Sanders presents a phenomenal work of his own based on the children novel The Wild Robot.
Hijack 1971 Perfectly Captures the Essence of Thriller
Coupled with clever direction and realistic acting, Hijack 1971 conveys the weight of the situation perfectly to its audiences.
Napoleon Flew Too Close to the Sun
In the movie Napoleon, the general turned monarch is portrayed as a buffoon dancing in the palm of his wife for her attention.
Trolls Band Together Plays It Dangerously Safe
Trolls Band Together does not bring anything new or are interested in taking big risks but settling with a formula that works for them.
Killers of the Flower Moon Is a Disturbing Masterpiece
Killers of the Flower Moon is an adaptation based on the novel of the same name by David Grann, helmed by legendary director Martin Scorsese
The Exorcist: Believer Massacred the Legacy of An Iconic Film
The Exorcist: Believer marks the return of the franchise in the latest trend of requel with messy writing and dialogues.
The Equalizer 3 Is Easy to Consume, Hard to Digest
The Equalizer 3 serves as an appropriate send off for the run despite its shortcomings.
Oppenheimer Tells the Destruction of a Genius
Oppenheimer tells the story of J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy), the leading figure in the Manhattan Project, often credited as “father of the atomic bomb”, spearheading the birth of nuclear weapon.
Barbie Addresses the Unimportance of Perfection by Being Imperfect
Confronted by the harsh reality that the world is not the perfect utopia she always thought it to be, Barbie must face problems that never even existed as a concept to her.