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Latest Reader-Submitted Movie Reviews
Malcolm & Marie (2021) Movie Review
By Mo Moss – Can we PLEASE talk about Malcolm & Marie? A triggering, intense, and (here we go) authentic film that…
Hillbilly Elegy (2020) Movie Review
By Daniel Occelli – Hillbilly Elegy stars Amy Adams, Glenn Close, Gabriel Basso and Haley Bennett as a dysfunctional family…
Bridgerton Review On Netflix – ‘Ladies and Gents, gather around…’
By Alan Champion – Ladies and Gents, gather around, and feast your eyes upon an unknown world; a quixotic world that will…
Soul (2020) Movie Review
By Roshan Chandy – Pixar’s best film since Inside Out (2015) premiered on Disney Plus Christmas Day. Soul (2020) is a lovely…
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Movie Review
By Ian Walter – There is a lot to enjoy about Gal Gadot’s performance as Wonder Woman in both the origin film in 2017 and…
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Movie Review
By Raine Lee – This film is not just cinematically beautiful, but its story is also emotionally impactful enough to make up for…
The Croods: A New Age (2020) Movie Review
By Nicky VanValkenburgh – The Croods: A New Age is a computer-animated comedy about a prehistoric family of cave dwellers…
The Coldest Game (2019) Movie Review
By Thomas Larson – This 2019 film is set in Poland against the backdrop of the Cold War during the Cuban missile crisis of…
Our Times (2015) Movie Review – A Rom-Com Classic in the Making
By Emily Lee – The Taiwanese movie Our Times is a must-see coming-of-age rom-com that tells a heart-warming high…
Tampopo (1985) Movie Review
By Michael McNaught – There are few things in this world I enjoy more than a good western. They all play out as more or less the…
Possessor (2020) Movie Review
By Michael Kalafatis – Possessor starts with a woman who walks into a party, brutally stabs an attorney and then is killed by the…
Stray Dog (1949) Movie Review
By Edward Robert Brydalski – Stray Dog (1949) is one of director Akira Kurosawa’s earliest and most overshadowed works. Coming from…
#Alive (2020) Movie Review
By Payton Schleh – I am not the type of person who watches, or typically enjoys, the superfluous carnage and hyper…
The Binding (2020) Movie Review
By Rose Crisman – The Binding, or Il Legame, in its original Italian language, is only found on Netflix, it is a new film which was…
The Hunt (2012) Movie Review
By Douglas Cochran – The Hunt (2012) is a nearly tragic story that left me almost speechless. The slow deterioration of a man…
The Late Shift (1996) Movie Review
By Ric Bagoly – The much ballyhooed battle for control of the Tonight Show hosting gig features one of the toughest tasks…
Judgment Night (1993) Movie Review
By Ric Bagoly – First off, any film that takes a strong influence from Walter Hill’s Warriors definitely has a good thing going…
The Trial of the Chicago 7 (2020) Movie Review
By Yashodha Hettiarachchi – After a long and an extremely painful (yes, painful) Sunday, I sought solace in the company of Netflix…
In The Mood For Love: “Quizas, Quizas, Quizas”
By Debadrita Su – Set in the conservative 1960s Hong Kong, In the Mood for Love revolves around a certain Mrs. Chan and Mr…
Roma (2018) Movie Review
By Iskender Tavaldiev – Roma is one of the most personal and authentic auteur films by Alfonso Cuaron. Set at the beginning of…
Cuties (2020) Movie Review
By Alan Champion – I’ve just finished watching Netflix’s Cuties, and found the controversy surrounding this engrossing…
Tenet (2020) Movie Review
By Sam Maguire – Encharged with rescuing cinema amidst such times is no small task, but Tenet’s director Christopher Nolan…
I’m Thinking of Ending Things (2020) Movie Review
By Michael Kalafatis – A young woman (Jessie Buckley) and her boyfriend Jake (Jesse Plemons) take a day trip to meet Jake’s…
Mulan (2020) Movie Review
By Raine Lee – Dishonour! Dishonour on Chinese culture! Dishonour on Mulan! Dishonour on my popcorn! Remote…
War for the Planet of the Apes (2017) Movie Review
By Thomas Olsen – How in the world is this movie so good!? A movie about talking apes should probably not be as good as it…
The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) Movie Review
By Ribal Husein – The Perks of being a Wallflower is a drama movie from 2012 and based on the Novel written by Stephen…
