Drama

Turbo Cola – Film Review

Turbo Cola is a tonally confused mess of a film that can’t be saved by its admittedly great performances and stunning production design.

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Don’t Make Me Go – Film Review

Don’t Make Me Go is a remarkably emotional journey of a father-daughter duo travelling cross-country with huge laughs and tears abound. John Cho and Mia Isaac deliver astounding performances with incredibly strong chemistry.

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Persuasion – Film Review

While it looks beautiful and features a great Dakota Johnson performance, Persuasion is a dull and uninspired Jane Austen adaptation.

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Where the Crawdads Sing – Film Review

Where the Crawdads Sing takes you on a meditative, unsettling, emotional, and powerful journey through our protagonist’s life in stylish fashion from director Olivia Newman, featuring the insanely moving new song “Carolina” by Taylor Swift

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Black Swan – Film Review

Black Swan is a wildly disturbing look at the price of perfection, boosted by a brilliant lead performance from Natalie Portman.

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The Princess – Film Review

The Princess is one of the most fun movies you’ll see all year. From the moment it begins all the way to the moment it ends, it’s an action-packed extravaganza with extraordinary set pieces, great costumes, close-quarters combat sequences, solid performances,…

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Cha Cha Real Smooth – Film Review

Cha Cha Real Smooth serves as a wonderfully enjoyable comedy-drama from Cooper Raiff, whose name should be on everyone’s radar.

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My Love Affair With Marriage – Film Review

My Love Affair With Marriage is an incredibly detailed animated feature chronicling the life of one young woman, and it also just so happens to be one of the best films of the year.

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January – Film Review

Viesturs Kairišs’s January is a coming-of-age story seeped in dread and populated by intriguing characters, even if the story isn’t always as interesting as it could have been.

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The Fallout – Film Review

Despite featuring some jarring tonal shifts midway through, The Fallout is nevertheless a gripping story that excellently depicts the inevitable grief and trauma one would experience after a horrific tragedy.

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