Comedy

Saltburn – Film Review

Saltburn may not be to everyone’s taste, but for those who enjoy their thrillers mysterious and their comedies dark, this could be a fun ride.

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Next Goal Wins – Film Review

It achieves some commendable moments, but Next Goal Wins feels like it has settled for a score-draw when it could have been pushing for the win.

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Isle of Dogs – Film Review

For lovers of canine camaraderie, eye-pleasing aesthetics, and detailed filmmaking, Isle of Dogs is undoubtedly an unmissable adventure.

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Nobody’s Home – Film Review

Nobody’s Home stands as a daring foray into the darkest corners of the human psyche, skillfully crafted by Michelle Bossy’s direction and Louisa Erlich’s haunting script.

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Dashing Through the Snow – Film Review

Dashing Through the Snow might offer brief entertainment for viewers looking for a whimsical Christmas movie with a hint of magic. But this sleigh ride might be a little too bumpy for those hoping for a well-rounded story that skillfully…

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Good Burger – Film Review

It might offer a few chuckles for younger viewers or those seeking a trip down memory lane, but for most audiences, Good Burger fails to satisfy as a compelling or genuinely entertaining movie.

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The Persian Version – Film Review

The Persian Version presents a novel viewpoint on the experiences of Iranian-Americans and is a praiseworthy examination of cultural identity and family dynamics.

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Mean Girls 2 – Film Review

With its lack of creativity and genuine substance, Mean Girls 2 leaves viewers longing for the wit and charm that made the original film a timeless classic.

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Love Virtually – Film Review

Audiences should look for a more captivating and inventive approach to virtual reality storytelling look elsewhere, as Love Virtually is little more than a drab parody of better films in the genre.

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Tag – Film Review

While the concept of adults engaging in an extreme version of a childhood game holds promise, the execution lacks the necessary finesse and depth to make Tag a truly engaging and entertaining movie.

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