A funny and touching deconstruction of Nazi ideology through the eyes of a young boy. 8.2/10 - Click the pick for full review.
Parasite
An engaging, and often bizarre dramedy about a family of low-rent con artists trying to lie and manipulate their way into higher society. 7.8/10 - Click the pick for full review.
The Kitchen
Fueled by a bitchin’ soundtrack and three badass performances by the leads, this twist on classic mob tales doesn’t disappoint. 6.8/10 - Click the pick for full review.
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
A entertaining and suitably scary entry into the tween horror genre. 6.7/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Dora and the Lost City of Gold
This mind-numbingly dull romp through the rainforest tries so hard to be fun, and fails at every turn. 1.6/10 - Click the pic for full review.
The Farewell
An emotionally stirring, funny, original family dramedy that provides the West with a rare authentic look into modern Chinese culture. 8.2/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Hobbs & Shaw
Fun, loud, stupid, turn-your-brain-off action that doesn’t quite live up to the franchise that whelped it. 6.3/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
Tarantino’s love letter to LA and 60’s culture is his most understated and subtle film to date. In restraining himself, he once again proves why he is one of the greatest auteurs of all time. 9.6/10 - Click the pic for full review.
The Art of Self-Defense
Part Fight Club, part deeply disturbed Napoleon Dynamite, this demented dark indie comedy is the funniest film of 2019. 9.0/10 - Click the pic for full review.
The Lion King (2019)
While it doesn’t quite measure up to the all-time classic original, Jon Favreau’s latest dive into live action Disney remakes is a visually spellbinding piece of filmmaking. 9.2/10 - Click the pic for full review.