Life Itself
“Wallowing in a cinematic abyss of tragedy, pain and victimization is better suited for the ‘Saw’Â franchise.”
Lizzie
“Foreboding. A somber revisionist interpretation that fails to reach the story’s full potential.”
Searching
“A gripping mystery that features a handful of clever plot twists and an underlying feeling of dread.”
Puzzle
“Macdonald’s performance is intimate and subtle. Khan, once again, is a master of monologue.”
McQueen
“At its best when McQueen and the clothes themselves are front and center.”
BlacKkKlansman
“Seems to know when to jab and when to let the disturbing narrative speak for itself.”
Christopher Robin
“If anything is impossible, it’s not being enchanted by the film’s many adorable qualities.”
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot
“Doesn’t allow its main character to make meaningful relationships.”
Eighth Grade
“Like the best that director John Hughes offered in the 1980s, ‘Eighth Grade’ will span generations.”
Boundaries
“There’s not much room for anything else to breathe with Farmiga’s exaggeratedly neurotic character.”
Sorry to Bother You
“Never loses its identity as a bat-shit ridiculous concept that doesn’t take itself the least bit seriously.”
Three Identical Strangers
“Wardle proves to be an expert in pacing. The way the film rolls out feels like a thriller.”