SIRAT (2025)
“It would be best to know nothing of this film beyond the premise (a man and his son search for their lost daughter/sister in the unfamiliar rave scene of North Africa) when going in but be prepared for intensity. “
Read MoreJURASSIC WORLD: REBIRTH (2025)
“Unless you are a Jurassic completist (may dinoheaven help you), skip this Jurassic junk.”
Read MoreLITTLE AMELIE OR THE CHARACTE OF RAIN (2025)
Read More“A delight in every aspect”
WEAPONS (2025)
“an intriguing film that I certainly liked but I didn't love”
Read MoreTHE SMASHING MACHINE (2025)
“An unlanded blow”
Read MoreKOKUHO (2025)
Read More“It is art, imitating life, imitating art in an ouroboros of furtive glances”
IT WAS JUST AN ACCIDENT (2025)
“enthralling race across the edge of a dusty knife for the fate of a man’s life”
Read MoreELIO (2025)
Read More“Cute but bland”
THE SECRET AGENT (2025)
“Dripping. Contoured. Fascinatingly edited and stylishly shot. Huge recommend”
Read MoreZOOTOPIA 2 (2025)
“the legs it had to stand, run, hop and further the franchise were bent & hobbled”
Read MoreTHE LOST BUS (2025)
“hitting every cliched branch you might expect in its tumble from expected possible to lackluster landing”
Read MoreSONG SUNG BLUE (2025)
“Unoffensive and it’s hard to hate that much Neil Diamond tunes crammed into a tight space.”
Read MoreTHE UGLY STEPSISTER (2025)
Read More“I liked this one though it was a difficult watch, especially on my lunch breaks.”
THE VOICE OF HIND RAJAB (2025)
“the emotional spiral of a 6-year old girl’s emergency call while trapped in a car under IDF fire”
Read MoreARCO (2025)
“it lacked pizzazz and potency”
Read MoreSENTIMENTAL VALUE (2025)
“another winner for Trier”
Read MoreBUGONIA (2025)
“This was good but not near his top level work, though his sensibilities meshed well with a reinterpretation of STGP.”
Read MoreHAMNET (2025)
“ whimsical and wrenching tale of love, loss, and art”
Read MoreIF I HAD LEGS I'D KICK YOU (2025)
“Byrne deserves award worthy recognition.”
Read MoreBLUE MOON (2025)
“probably not get seen nor appreciated the way it deserves”
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