With no genuine tension, a tonal shift midway through the film and hapless and uninteresting characters Happy Death Day is dead on arrival and should be avoided at all costs.
The Quiet Architect manages to be somewhat charming while communicating Kevin Roche’s philosophy directly and intelligently.
Brimstone is a bruising, merciless Western that makes no apologies for its unflinching violence and jarring brutality. An operatic tale of reckoning.
A Cambodian Spring is a compelling and absorbing exposé of insidious corruption and the freedom an oppressive regime has when the media turns it back.
The Snowman is a terrible film and is not worth your time regardless of the talent on hand, avoid at all costs.
Blade Runner 2049 is a masterpiece and you have to see it so that you can experience it too. It is an experience like no other, and it will leave your heart racing when all is said and done.
Succeeds in telling the story but fails in capturing the spirit and love that Winnie the Pooh has given to many people around the world.
It’s Not Yet Dark is the story of a life less ordinary. Powerful and tragic and yet conveys the sense of pride that Simon Fitzmaurice and his family have.
Butterfly City is a noble attempt to tell the story of Visaginas, it just lacks energy and spirit, much like the city itself.
Home Again is a black hole of a film. There is nothing within this space, it is devoid of originality, it sucks in time, and destroys even light.