February 22, 2025 Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (2025) Bridget Jones is now a widowed mother of two, and Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy brings this beloved character back to our cinema screens…. READ MORE Comments: 0
February 17, 2025 Captain America: Brave New Word (2025) Captain America: Brave New World is yet another superhero movie set in a future dystopian world where an authoritarian government is in power. Captain America,… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 13, 2025 Grand Tour (2024) Grand Tour by Miguel Gomes is visually stunning. It’s also conceptually ambitious. It combines historical drama, travelogue, and experimental cinema to make a wide-ranging meditation… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 12, 2025 Presence (2024) Steven Soderbergh’s Presence is visually creative and tries hard to engage with the audience’s emotions, giving the film a different approach to the haunted house… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 8, 2025 September 5 (2024) September 5 is the story of a hostage crisis that occurred at the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. It’s an intense movie and technically brilliant,… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 5, 2025 Widow Clicquot (2023) Widow Clicquot pops the cork on a fizzy tale of female empowerment in 19th-century France but falls a bit flat. This historical drama follows Barbe-Nicole… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 5, 2025 Babygirl (2024) Babygirl is a sizzling erotic thriller that pushes boundaries but doesn’t quite reach its full potential. Nicole Kidman stars as Romy, a high-powered CEO who… READ MORE Comments: 0
February 5, 2025 Companion (2025) Drew Hancock’s Companion is a razor-edged blend of horror and satire that feels eerily plausible in an age where loneliness and tech obsession collide. Set… READ MORE Comments: 0
January 31, 2025 Maria (2024) Maria is a cinematic aria that hits some soaring high notes but ultimately falls flat in its attempt to capture the essence of opera’s most… READ MORE Comments: 2
January 27, 2025 A Complete Unknown (2024) A Complete Unknown is a shimmering mirage of a film, as elusive and beguiling as its subject. James Mangold’s portrait of the young Bob Dylan… READ MORE Comments: 0
