Comedy
Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate – Film Review
Megamind vs. the Doom Syndicate is a sequel that struggles to find its footing due to weak writing and a lack of originality.
- 2024
- Animation, Comedy, Science Fiction
Megamind – Film Review
Megamind is more than just a well-crafted animated feature; it’s a film that dares to question and redefine the essence of heroism and villainy.
- 2010
- Animation, Action, Comedy, Family, Science Fiction
Inspector Gadget – Film Review
Inspector Gadget is a largely disappointing adaptation that fails to capture the charm and creativity of the original animated series.
Drive-Away Dolls – Film Review
Drive-Away Dolls sets out to be a breezy, comedic take on the road trip genre but ends up lost along the way. While the efforts of its cast are commendable, they are not enough to steer this vehicle out of…
Charlie’s Angels (2000) – Film Review
Charlie’s Angels serves as a cautionary tale in the world of film remakes and reboots. Despite a talented cast and moments of visual flair, the film is ultimately undone by a lack of depth, inconsistent tone, and a failure to…
Players – Film Review
For a film titled Players, it’s ironic how safe and unadventurous it feels. In a crowded field, it simply doesn’t bring enough to the table to distinguish itself or leave a mark.
Ever After – Film Review
Ever After is a film that delights, surprises, and transcends the typical confines of its genre. By blending historical fiction with a well-known fairy tale, it offers viewers a fresh and engaging experience.
Suncoast – Film Review
Suncoast is a commendable debut from Laura Chinn, who proves her mettle not only as a screenwriter but also as a director. With standout performances from Nico Parker, Laura Linney, and Woody Harrelson, the film delivers a deeply moving, sometimes…
Mom and Dad – Film Review
Mom and Dad is a divisive film that oscillates between moments of brilliant madness and frustrating incoherence.
Upgraded – Film Review
Upgraded falls just short of its potential with its script, and despite some standout performances, its predictable story arc and forced romantic subplot makes for a comfortable yet forgettable viewing experience.