Category: Movie Reviews

Screen-popping and kinetic but ultimately tiresome and borderline dopey.

Brooks is still the man—still willing to do anything for a laugh and still wanting us to love Melvin Brooks

Director Benedict Sanderson doesn’t shy away from the occasinal dramatic flourish.

Life isn’t sugarcoated here, only drenched in blood.

A thoughtful but rather thin documentary about the ethics and legality of Generative AI.

“Seeds” has a tactile intimacy that’s incredibly powerful, placing these ordinary people in an almost timeless continuum of seemingly ordinary behavior that becomes extraordinary in memory, or through the eyes of a camera.

Operates like a ghost story, complete with a haunted house, but the ghosts aren’t supernatural. The ghost is history. 

Admirable work from Flaherty, shining a light on the greed that mostly fuels these so-called wellness centers.

The ideas that the film prompts, coupled with Foster’s nuanced performance, make for a compelling enough character study.

The animators pack so many enriching details into their adaptation that even the most incidental scene feels consequential.