Fueled by stellar performances by the entire cast, Martin Scorsese’s return to the gangster genre is a subtle, yet triumphant installment in the legendary director’s prolific filmography. 8.4/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Frozen II
A more than worthy sequel to a modern day Disney classic, Frozen II does almost everything right in its return to Arendelle. 8.5/10 - Click the pic for full review.
The Good Liar
Great acting by the two leads was wasted on a story that was too slow and too predictable. 5.4/10 - Click the pick for full review.
Ford v Ferrari
Even with kick-ass racing sequences, Ford v Ferrari manages to be a movie about more than just racing, and the complicated friendship between its two main characters is the heart of the story. 8.4/10 - Click the pick for full review.
Charlie's Angels
The filmmakers blew their chance at making a fun re-boot by trying to trick the audience, but only ended up confusing their own plot. 4.8/10 - Click the pick for full review.
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
A feeble follow up to its forebear, the faults far exceed the virtues of this needless sequel. 3.6/10 - Click the pic for full review.
Apple TV+
Apple TV+ is trying to make a foray into the overcrowded streaming service market with a few new shows and a lower price point. Unfortunately for them, it won’t be enough to grab people’s attention. - Click the image for full review.
Abominable
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.