Category: Movie Reviews

It is accessible enough for younger viewers without condescending to them, yet complex enough to engage an adult audience.

Makes good on its grisly promise whenever its meat-puppet protagonists stop talking and start pummeling each other. 

A perfect example of how modern adaptations should be done.

This “Lord of the Flies” reminds us that perhaps there isn’t that much difference between beasts and little boys after all.

A movie that seems to have been made to entertain children without disturbing them, which surely wasn’t George Orwell’s point.

The personal and the political intertwine in this moving, fantastic series.

RZA’s latest could have been stronger and probably a lot darker.

What it lacks in narrative originality, it makes up for through a game voice cast, a wonderfully realized world, and a surprisingly dark spin

A psychological journey about connection, regret, memory, and meaning.

A loping, but urgent work about Argentina’s checkered colonial history