Category: Movie Reviews

It’s just aggressively forgettable instead of memorably awful, which is almost worse.

“Spider-Man: Brand New Day” spins on a theme nearly as old as comic books: It’s tough to be a superhero.

Feels content to cycle through its hallucinogenic, albeit stylish, beats with the hazy remembrance of a dream.

“Jana Nayagan” assaults viewers with AI animation throughout, not only in big set pieces, but interstitial scenes featuring AI extras and even some AI-enhanced versions of the main cast members.

A neon fever dream of sleaze, brutality and tragic love, with barely any dialogue.

“American Pachuco” is a pleasant exercise in long-overdue flowers-giving.

It’s a surprisingly existentialist work.

Who takes part in such a film, much less helps pay for it?

An informative and aesthetically amazing picture. 

You root for them, and for the idea that love can make the world a little less sad and a little more beautiful.