“If” and the Return of Family Entertainment
Written and directed by John Krasinski, If reminds us of the magic of childhood and the impact imagination has on our lives.
“Past Lives”: A Tale About What Could Have Been
Celine Song’s directorial debut had a prominent place in the award season this year. Here my thoughts on Past Lives.
“The Fall Guy”: An Adventure As Fun As Forgettable
Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt star in a new action film, directed by David Leitch. Here my thoughts on The Fall Guy.
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Horror in the Convent in “Immaculate”
Sydney Sweeney serves as the star and producer of this disturbing horror film.
“Challengers”: Love Triangles and Competition in Luca Guadagnino’s New Drama
Guadagnino’s new film immerses us in the unforgiving world of tennis.
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“Abigail”: A Comedy Full of Extravagance and Blood
The directors of the last two installments of the Scream franchise bring us a new film with a good mix of horror and comedy.
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“The Zone of Interest”: Exploring the Darkness of History
“The Zone of Interest” is the winner of the Academy Awards for Best International Feature Film and Best Sound.
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“Perfect Days” by Wim Wenders
German filmmaker Wim Wenders brings us a beautiful film about happiness and gratitude that no one should miss.
“Mean Girls”: A Musical Remake That is Not Really Fetch
The musical adaptation of the now-classic 2000s comedy, brought from the Broadway stages to our screens.
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“Madame Web”: The Agony of the Superhero Movies
The film starring Dakota Johnson has been one more nail in Sony/Marvel’s coffin.
