Reviews / 13.04.2025

In a year already flush with high-concept genre films, Warfare lands with a kind of blistering clarity that is difficult to ignore. Directed by former Navy SEAL Ray Mendoza, in collaboration with Alex Garland, the film is a nerve-fraying, pulse-rattling war drama that deliberately forgoes conventional storytelling for an immersive and, at times, punishingly authentic battlefield experience. It is an experiment in form and endurance, one that asks the viewer not to follow a story so much as survive it. To watch Warfare is to feel ensnared in...

Featured, Reviews / 01.04.2025

Death of a Unicorn is sadly one of those films that seems to promise more than it can deliver. On the surface, it's an enticing idea—a quirky, darkly comedic narrative involving a magical unicorn, strange visions, and an exploration of moral boundaries. The premise suggests a blend of satire, fantasy, and family drama that could’ve offered something unique, even genre-breaking. However, despite a few glimmers of potential, the film ultimately falls short, stumbling under the weight of an overcomplicated plot, uneven performances, and a tone that can't quite...

Awards Season, Reviews / 16.12.2020

Every year, we film critics hope to find those rare movies that deservedly earn the title of "masterpiece." It's a term many seem to throw around quite liberally these days, but it's a word this particularly film critic has always reserved for the absolute cream of the crop. In 2020, it's a pleasure to bestow this special title to writer/director Lee Isaac Chung's Minari; a film that completely took my breath away, leaving it quite difficult to surmise the right words to describe the beauty of Chung's treasure. Every...

Reviews / 09.07.2020

Movie trailers are often a double-edged sword. On the one hand, they can give you a tantalising taste of what to expect from a film. On the other, they have the potential to completely ruin any element of surprise pertaining to a film's plot. Their existence forms a necessary element of every studio's marketing plans, but, sometimes, your experience with a film would be far greater by going in completely cold on details. Such is the case with the romantic comedy Palm Springs, which was a film this critic...

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