Movie ReviewsSeen a lot of movies, got a lot of opinions.
Let’s get Lily Gladstone her Oscar.
“Misfits” Finds Friendship and Family in the Ring
Misfits is a shaggy little flick whose heart is far larger than the sleeve it’s worn on.
“A New Love in Tokyo” Finds Beauty of Life in Pain
This is a hangout movie about the absurdities and contradictions of life. How pain can create pleasure, fleeting connection can endure, and love can blossom in the unlikeliest of places.
“The Compatriots” is a Love Story in the Name of Friendship
In his director’s statement, Cohen says that he hopes those who watch The Compatriots will fall in love with Javi and the people he represents. It’s safe to say, mission accomplished.
“Sorry, Baby” is the Best Movie of 2025 You Haven’t Seen Yet
Sorry, Baby is a gargantuan piece of filmmaking that tricks you into thinking it’s small. What Victor has captured here, in the way trauma freezes you and the unexpected bits of life that thaw you out again, is purely remarkable.
“Jay Kelly” Reminds Us Why George Clooney is a Movie Star
Jay Kelly is a mournful, humorous reflection of life and the fact that, try as we might, we cannot have a do-over.