Movies
Quick movie, film, and documentary reviews from all around the world by and for the regular audience.
Lucy in the Sky [2019]
It’s always a downer when talented artists pour everything they’ve got into a film that stubbornly refuses to come to life.
The Good Liar [2019]
The Good Liar is meant to be great. And it is! You can never go wrong when you face off Helen Mirren with Ian McKellen.
Friends: The Reunion [2021]
Friends wasn’t my favorite show growing up, yet HBO Max’s trailer for the reunion made me feel nostalgic and I ended up watching Friends: The Reunion.
Stardust [2020]
A revelatory road trip movie, Stardust chronicles how Ziggy Stardust came to be. Instead of getting another biographical concert, we get a very psychological movie that misses some marks.
Army of the Dead [2021]
Zac Snyder announces to the world that he’s back with Army of the Dead: An ambitious, over-the-top zombie heist mashup.
Sound of Metal [2019]
Riz Ahmed nailed every single part of his character in Sound of Metal. The movie deserved every single Academy Award nomination, and win.
Friendsgiving [2020]
Not the best, and definitely not the worse. Friendsgiving is scatty, untaxing but not nearly funny enough. A holiday comedy that is a laden table of side dishes, missing the meat.
Nomadland [2020]
Based on a book with the same name, Nomadland already won three out of its five nominations at the Academy Awards. It’s not really waiting for me to review it but here we are.
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse [2021]
Tom Clancy’s Without Remorse has one redeeming feature and it’s Michael B. Jordan. He’s the only reason I wanted to watch this movie.
Thunder Force [2021]
Thunder Force should be super thankful that Octavia Spencer accepted this role. Spencer is the only reason I was able to finish watching this movie without dreading this 1h and 46min wrong decision.
The War with Grandpa [2020]
The War with Grandpa is a funny but mostly pointless movie. It will leave you with a handful of laughs, and a lot of questions about what the talented cast was thinking when they signed on.
TINA [2021]
Standing at almost two hours long, TINA tells the story of Tina Turner in chronological chapters mixing footage from a new interview with archival tapes.
The One And Only Ivan [2020]
With The One And Only Ivan, Disney does what it does best. A family-oriented movie with an emotional story and a lesson for kids: Wild animals do not belong in cages.