NOCTURNAL ANIMALS (2016)
"This is a sleek and taught semi-thriller, filled with delectable vision and a caustically gloomy sheathe."Read More
WITHOUT FILM, SOMETHING SLEEPS INSIDE US AND SELDOM AWAKENS. THE SLEEPER MUST AWAKEN.
"This is a sleek and taught semi-thriller, filled with delectable vision and a caustically gloomy sheathe."Read More
My Pick: SingRead More
"Smartly put together with style and panache, but with a languid stuffiness and slothful pace, the total felt dutifully disagreeable."Read More
My Pick: White HelmetsRead More
My Pick: PearlRead More
"The whole film is wonderfully whimsical, humanly germane, and cinematically adroit."Read More
"It was moving and impactful enough to slightly attune the way I looked at/deal with the autistic."Read More
"A sense of romance, dread, and intrigue are stunted and unsatisfactory for being the core of the entire film."Read More
"Not quite otherworldly in any element, but it has few impeachable shortcomings and delivers a rousing cinematic experience, leaving no tear duct unsapped."Read More
"I did not hate it, I just didn’t feel a whole lot while watching or after, in the story, character, or technical realms."Read More
"...but while it brought to light a creepy story and had a pleasing look/production values, it could only reach a middle level"Read More
"Despite the horrors, hardships, and the beauty within the way they are captured, the film felt too segmented and disconcertingly impotent because of it."Read More
"Horizon was a bit of a cinematic shotgun, being imperfect but still blasting you in the face with intense drama and horrific action."Read More
"Party favors in the form of eye rolls and exasperated sighs were doled out instead of rib-splitting gags and interesting ongoings."Read More
"Gods of Egypt is a gold encrusted turd, a Red Bull-fueled CGI monstrosity of Western bastardizations and cultural vomit."Read More
" It pulled itself from a Ranma ½ meets Freaky Friday-inspired generic teen romantic comedy to give itself profundity, symbolism, and a prospect for introspection."Read More
"Rebecca Hall plunges the audience into the fathoms of insecurities, anxieties, repressions and carcinogenic social interactions that she herself is drowning in."Read More
"I also felt that most of us were probably viewing it to see more about/of exorcisms – that was sorely lacking."Read More
"This is a film of heart and compassion, as the emotional momentum is perpetuated on the actors' affective faces and the verisimilitude of their downtrodden struggles."Read More
"This is a passionate and calculated freight train of a film that isn't perfect, and may be even a tad preachy, but is finely crafted and worth the ride."Read More