Category: Movie Reviews

A general wash of generalized muted feeling, where nothing coheres because nothing sharpens into focus.

Starts with great promise and a visually dynamic monster attack sequence. Then it settles into a mostly formulaic groove. 

“Flag Day” is a modest but meaningful documentary.

The film is likely to poke, prod, stab, and sting at the ribs of its demographic until their hope for redemption runs out.

Two hours of virtually nonstop fighting, all of it bloody and vicious, though most of it is inflicted on child traffickers, so it’s fine.

Practically a highlight reel for the Ambriz’s animation chops. 

A movie that reminds viewers that blockbusters can be morally and thematically complex while they’re entertaining the hell out of you.

The dialogue sounds like it came out of an R-rated fortune cookie.

Rehmeier cares about individuality, and he has a sense of humor.

Lotta sound and fury, but not much signifying.