Category: Movie Reviews

The action scenes are dynamic and exciting, the puzzles are clever, the romance is endearing, and Enola’s commitment to fairness ahead of her society is satisfying.

Maybe the most invigorating any of these films has ever felt.

Makes little sense and gives even less reason for its existence.

Might be the best example yet of a show built to be a second screen while the viewer does something more interesting.

This film is less about moving on, though, than it is about inviting us into the moments of these women’s lives, presented with insight and compassion.

A work that feels true to life despite its intentional design.

This is a pilgrimage well worth taking for film lovers. 

It’s clever, sincere, and genuinely funny, and will be endlessly rewatchable to anyone that clicks with it. 

Plays like a 25th high school reunion as new memories intertwine with old ones.

It does have a certain charm and a low-key attitude, at least for a while.