Comedy
Argylle – Film Review
Argylle is a stylish, vibrant ride brimming with unpredictable plot twists, charming performances, and a fresh, humorous outlook on the genre that distinguishes it from others in its class.
Orion and the Dark – Film Review
Orion and the Dark, while an artistic and poignant animated film that respectfully handles topics of anxiety and fear, falls slightly short on account of its sporadic pacing and lackluster comedy.
Scrambled – Film Review
Scrambled makes for a decent viewing experience. While it may not quite achieve what it set out to do and feels inconsistent in places, it still provides a platform for important conversations around fertility.
- 2024
- Comedy
Get a Clue – Film Review
Get a Clue merely glimmers with half-baked suspense and forgettable narrative. Consequently, the film deserves some praise courtesy of its competent cast, Lohan’s efforts, and eye-catching cinematography.
Miller’s Girl – Film Review
As a thriller drama, the tension and suspense should make up the spine of the film. Herein, Miller’s Girl loses its potential for it merely hovers around its key subjects instead of boldly tackling them.
The Underdoggs – Film Review
All in all, while The Underdoggs seeks to carve out its niche in the sports-comedy genre, it misses the mark by quite a margin, ending up as a clumsy jumble of hollow tropes, contrived motivations, and botched humor.
- 2024
- Comedy
Destroy All Neighbors – Film Review
Destroy All Neighbors comes off as a crazy concoction of half-realized potentialities. The aesthetic excellence, creative attempts, and bizarre humor keep it engaging to an extent, yet the shallow narrative waters and disjointed tone leave a lot to be desired.
Beautiful Wedding – Film Review
Beautiful Wedding falls way short of its predecessor, which wasn’t good either. It appears like a reluctant and belated follow-up rather than a legitimate progression of the plot.
Heavyweights – Film Review
Heavyweights delivers on the comedy and entertains through its crazy antics. Its essence, one can deduce, rests in its effort to reveal how true happiness lies in self-acceptance rather than fitting into a prefixed mold.