Comedy
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You – Film Review
Anchored by a great performance from Rose Byrne and supported by a sharp ensemble, this is a mesmerizing portrait of survival through chaos.
Maintenance Required – Film Review
Maintenance Required is a romantic comedy that doesn’t reinvent the wheel, but it gives it a spin with personality and sincerity.
Roofman – Film Review
Roofman is a reflection of how we measure worth through illusion — whether it’s the glow of a toy store or the promise of a second chance.
The Roses – Film Review
The Roses entertains in patches but never fully coheres, leaving its satire dulled and its impact softened.
Caught Stealing – Film Review
Caught Stealing isn’t awful, but it’s far from Aronofsky’s best work—a rare miss from a director known for pushing his stories to the limit.
Honey Don’t! – Film Review
Honey Don’t! unfortunately feels weighed down by the competing impulses to be both grimly serious and absurdly funny.
Nobody 2 – Film Review
Nobody 2 is a brisk and enjoyable ride, but it lacks the tightness and narrative punch that made the first film a standout.
Fixed – Film Review
Well animated but underwritten, Fixed is a frustrating example of wasted potential, offering little more than an overextended dirty joke.
Sketch – Film Review
Sketch is a wildly imaginative blend of fantasy, horror, and comedy that’s as heartfelt as it is hilarious.
Freakier Friday – Film Review
Freakier Friday stands as a reminder that Disney, when it commits to character-driven storytelling, can still recapture lightning in a bottle.