A heartwarming, uplifting, magical feel-good adventure that will pluck the heartstrings of anyone with a pulse. 8.8/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Dolemite Is My Name
The Eddie Murphy-starring Dolemite is funny, and brings to life the people behind 70s Blaxploitation films, but is also a pretty standard story about a guy who never gives up on his dreams. 7.7/10 - Click the pick for full review.
The Lighthouse
Robert Eggers’ sophomore directorial outing is fucking weird as shit. It’s also breathtakingly original and a borderline masterpiece. 8.7/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Jojo Rabbit
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.