Romance
One Night Only – Film Review
One Night Only ultimately squanders an absurd concept on a comedy that is considerably safer and less adventurous than it should have been.
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma – Film Review
Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma is an unusual film that rewards viewers willing to surrender to its peculiar wavelength.
Finding Emily – Film Review
Finding Emily is funny, observant, occasionally chaotic, and unexpectedly moving. Angourie Rice and Spike Fearn are an electric duo.
Voicemails for Isabelle – Film Review
Voicemails for Isabelle feels less memorable as a love story than as a story about the conversations we wish we could keep having.
The Drama – Film Review
The Drama challenges viewers to reconsider how well they truly know the people closest to them, and whether understanding is ever complete.
Reminders of Him – Film Review
Reminders of Him is an unfortunate reminder that powerful stories require equally thoughtful execution to fully resonate.
Wuthering Heights – Film Review
In striving to be provocative, this Wuthering Heights loses the haunting intimacy that made Emily Brontë’s novel endure.
People We Meet on Vacation – Film Review
People We Meet on Vacation succeeds as a cozy, emotionally sincere romantic comedy that values connection and atmosphere.
Song Sung Blue – Film Review
For viewers seeking a heartfelt story about second chances, Song Sung Blue hits the right emotional notes even when it plays things safely.
Wicked: For Good – Film Review
Wicked: For Good is everything one might hope for in a second act—and more. It’s richer, deeper, and more emotionally potent.