Comedy
Somebody I Used To Know – Film Review
Although Somebody I Used To Know isn’t very innovative, its great stars Alison Brie and Jay Ellis, and some compelling emotional beats, make it worthwhile.
Your Place or Mine – Film Review
Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon have dreadful, forced chemistry in Your Place or Mine, which lacks any kind of charm or magic.
At Midnight – Film Review
At Midnight is a laughably predictable rom-com that constantly fails to be fresh and funny, despite featuring charismatic leads in Diego Boneta and Monica Barbaro.
Please Stand By – Film Review
Although it’s heavily predictable, Please Stand By is a wholesome coming-of-age story that’s further fuelled by a strong lead performance from Dakota Fanning.
Babylon – Film Review
Babylon is a visual feast and a technical marvel filled with fun cameos, even if it can stumble along the way due to its absurdly long running time and lack of clear focus.
When You Finish Saving the World – Film Review
Finn Wolfhard and Julianne Moore are excellent in When You Finish Saving the World, a decently enjoyable coming-of-age comedy-drama that serves as a solid showcase for Jesse Eisenberg as a director.
Shotgun Wedding – Film Review
Shotgun Wedding is a maddeningly annoying romantic action comedy from Jason Moore, where not even its lead stars Jennifer Lopez and Josh Duhamel look like they’re enjoying themselves.
You People – Film Review
Although its impressive cast is a delight to watch, You People is a massively unfunny, overly long mess that doesn’t get its message across as effectively as it could have.
Friends with Benefits – Film Review
Although it’s full of clichés, Friends with Benefits is a surprisingly enjoyable romantic comedy thanks to some great jokes, likeable leads, and the film’s overall brimming sense of joy.