Sugar Babies Sundance Documentary Review

‘Sugar Babies’ Documentary Examines the Internet Based Jobs Boom for a New Generation (Sundance Review)

The birth of social media also heralded the boom of several different types of jobs and the monetisation of online content. Such content includes pursuits that may previously have been undercover activities but can now find audiences online to indulge in those tastes. Sugar Babies penetrates the microcosm inhabited by …

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I've Never Wanted Anyone More Movie Review

‘I’ve Never Wanted Anyone More’ Is a Love Letter to a Love Story (Film Review)

Director José Avelino Gilles Corbett Lourenço’s I’ve Never Wanted Anyone More is the latest entry into a very, very long tradition – 250 years and counting, in fact. The film is a loose modernised adaptation of Johann Wolfgang von Goethe’s 1774 episolary novel The Sorrows of Young Werther (indeed the …

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Captain America Movie Review

‘Captain America: Brave New World’ Review: Anthony Mackie Deserves to Wield the Shield

The post-Endgame era of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has been inconsistent and marked by numerous production issues, so the fact that Captain America: Brave New World is yet another project affected by reshoots and multiple script revisions isn’t at all surprising. It only reinforces the general concern surrounding the …

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The Gorge Movie Review

‘The Gorge’ Movie Review: Anya Taylor-Joy and Miles Teller Make the Perfect On-screen Duo

The Gorge is a strong addition to the Apple TV+ movie catalog. Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy make this the perfect Valentine’s Day date night movie.  Apple TV+ is giving everyone an option this Valentine’s Day weekend by releasing a film starring Miles Teller and Anya Taylor-Joy in The Gorge. The streaming platform is known for its hit TV shows …

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I'm Still Here Movie Review

‘I’m Still Here’ Film Review – Fernanda Torres is Riveting

Brazilian cinema has always been known for exploring the country’s turbulent history and coming forward with hard-hitting stories. Be it the City of God or Four Days in September, cinema has been one of the most powerful mediums for shedding light on Brazil’s socio-political struggles, unearthing raw, unfiltered narratives that …

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This is a review of the movie Presence.

‘Presence’ Review: The First Great Film of the Year

The art of cinema has room for all kinds of experiences, whether unusual blends of genres, unorthodox storytelling methods, or unique filming techniques. Steven Soderbergh (Traffic) is a pioneer of modern independent cinema, and his movies are often acclaimed precisely for their inventive or distinct perspective. Presence fits into the …

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Den of Thieves Pantera

‘Den of Thieves 2: Pantera’ Review: A Safe Bet That Lacks Lasting Impact

Starting a new cinephile year is always exciting, even knowing that January is far from being a particularly memorable month. In fact, even today, the first month of the year is often dubbed “dump January” precisely because it consists of 31 days studios don’t consider appealing or important for their …

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The November Man Movie Review - vizio

‘The November Man’ Review: Pierce Brosnan in another Cold War Style Thriller

Pierce Brosnan became an action icon when he portrayed the most iconic secret agent, James Bond. Throughout his four films with the franchise, he appeared in some of the most popular films of the recent era, including Goldeneye. Lately, Brosnan has engaged in action flicks as an experienced agent who …

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The Last Showgirl Movie Review

‘The Last Showgirl’ Movie Review: Pamela Anderson’s Powerful New Role

I was a freshman in high school when Baywatch debuted, so I have always had a very particular view of who Pamela Anderson is as an actor. She was the Playgirl with the most covers on Playboy, the object of Borat’s lust, and the unfortunate victim of a leaked sex tape. Gia Coppola clearly knows Anderson’s background and used that …

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Top Movies of 2024

The Top 25 Films of 2024 According to Our Columnist

2024 turned out to be an excellent year for films, and even though it started slow, the year came through for audiences and critics. Yes, we didn’t get anything close to ‘Barbenheimer,’ but several titles gave us an enthralling time at the cinemas. From big blockbusters to small indie gems, …

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The Quick and the Dead Movie Review - Vizio

‘The Quick and the Dead’ Review: Raimi’s Pulp Western Film

To watch The Quick and the Dead is to embrace in pure pulp from one of Hollywood’s greatest pulp veterans, Sam Raimi – switching gears for the Western with an all-star cast. Sharon Stone, young Leonardo DiCaprio, it’s a black comedy that benefits entirely from director of photography, Dante Spinotti, …

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The Merry Gentleman Christmas Movie Review

‘The Merry Gentlemen’ Review: A Cozy but Forgettable Christmas Film

Christmas is one of the most magical times of the year and brings people together, fostering love, joy, and cherished memories with loved ones. It’s the season when people forget about their stressful work lives and indulge in festive traditions. From decorating the tree to exchanging heartwarming presents, the holiday …

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