Movie Reviews
Seen a lot of movies, got a lot of opinions.
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"Glass Onion" - Netflix Film Review
Unlike other franchises that seemingly stick around far longer than they’re welcome, the mysteries of Benoit Blanc have the potential to delight for years to come.

"Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio" - Netflix Film Review
For a film about the necessity for heart and kindness, there’s a hollowness that’s impossible to overcome.

"The Wonder" - Netflix Film Review
The Wonder is a bleak tale of an unexpected connection between two people well acquainted with hardship. Pugh’s performance, as always, elevates this to something beyond a religious period piece mystery about life itself.

“Luckiest Girl Alive” - Netflix Film Review
Luckiest Girl Alive is able to tie everything up with a neat bow at the end because nothing was ever unpacked to begin with. This latest Netflix Original is sensationalized trauma packaged neatly for the true-crime-obsessed crowd.