Those Who Wish Me Dead
To put it bluntly, this is the kind of film that will flash-burn today and be forgotten in a puff of smoke tomorrow.
Fear Street Part One: 1994
Tailor-made to be what Hollywood believes a teen audience should be consuming nowadays.
No Sudden Move
While the film can be twisty and satisfying, the lack of any real praise-worthy behavior feels a bit criminal in itself.
The Tomorrow War
This is a frenetic, bloody mess in some ways. But in that mess, you have moments of moral clarity about what is worth valuing.
America: The Motion Picture
America: The Motion Picture is impressive in that it still manages to be completely and utterly forgettable.
False Positive
This pic ends up feeling unnecessarily slimy.
The Ice Road
The action and bravery on display in this PG-13 thriller will likely satisfy fans of Liam Neeson’s “skills.”
Pinocchio
This version of the classic tale, Pinocchio, is much more Grimms’ Fairy Tales than it is Disney.
Fatherhood
Those who see Fatherhood will find a positive, redemptive message about the beauty, joy and pain of parenthood.
Demon Slayer the Movie: Mugen Train
I was surprised by the redemptive messages I found—along with a bunch of severed demon heads.