It is hard to keep your seat when a standing ovation is so deserving. The acting of Joaquin Phoenix along with the directing and writing of Todd Phillips are the best cinematic combination of the year. The R-rating allows audiences to slowly digest the monstrosities of Arthur Fleck and his rise to infamy. It is an observation of the turmoil in his life and how the cruelties lead him to his destiny of becoming The Joker.
Read MoreHorror vs Rom-Com and why a savage parody of this genre would have been the best thing for it.
Read MoreA low-stakes delight that continues the Downton fun on the big screen
Read MoreAmnesia, fetch-quests and killer CGI statues – It Chapter 2 is as bad as the first one is good.
Read MoreLane makes a well-worn target fresh again with the most fun documentary in recent memory.
Read MoreIt’s about family (pt 2)
Read MoreIt’s about family
Read MoreTarantino’s mature work of historical fiction is a little the same, a little different, and all fantastic.
Read MoreGoddard has made a great looking Tarantino homage that captures his style without the soul.
Read MoreExtremely well acted, shockingly ok and fine
Read More“Spider Man: Far From Home” is once again directed by Jon Watts, following 2017’s “Spider Man: Homecoming” and it’s the 23rd film in Marvel’s cinematic universe. Tom Holland, Zendaya, Jacob Balaton, Marisa Tomei, Jon Favreau,...
Read More“Detective Pikachu” was directed by Rob Letterman and is based on both the “Pokémon” animated series created by Satoshi Tajiri as well as the 2016 video game of same name. This being the first live action Pokémon film, the cast...
Read MoreWhere ‘Now Die’ wants us to be more pragmatic and less emotional for Roy, it wants the exact opposite for Carter. An obscured smoke job for the Making a Murderer generation.
Read MoreA slim, but absorbing and well-made cat-and-mouse thriller.
Read MoreA fun movie that sacrifices a satisfying story for twists and surprises.
Read MoreHeads will roll, superheroes will fail, twins will reunite and real guns will be used in the best movies of 2018.
Read MoreA delightful surprise of a slasher movie. This is how you do a remake.
Read MoreA bittersweet film that avoids many trademarks of it’s predecessors – your mileage may vary.
Read MoreA cheesy, cliché but fun movie that almost demands to be seen by the sheer size of it’s audacity.
Read MoreBoobs in Boobland
Read MoreIt’s not a bad movie, it’s just not a good Lisbeth Salander movie.
Read MoreIf ‘Brightburn’ really where a James Gunn movie it would have a lot more personality and creativity than this.
Read MoreKing of Monsters is a great time, until it gets buried under a desire to outdo it’s predecessor.
Read MoreA frequently hilarious rom-com for cynics
Read MoreAn indulgent, decadent, beautiful and thrilling piece of action movie art, pushed up from the pack by the world and colorful characters it inhabits.
Read More“The Curse Of La Llorona” is directed by Michael Chavez, in his directorial debut & stars Linda Cardenilli, Raymond Cruz & Patricia Velasquez. The film is based on the Mexican folklore known as “La Llorona” which...
Read More“Avengers: Endgame” is the collimation of the greatest cinematic universe of all time. It’s the 3rd Avengers film but the 22nd film in the Marvel cinematic universe and is a direct sequel to 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War”....
Read More“Shazam!” is the 7th film in the DC Extended Universe (DCEU), directed by David F. Sandberg and stars Zachery Levi, Asher Angel, Mark Strong, Jack Dylan Grazer & Djimon Hounsou. Warner Bros. & DC Films have...
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