Netflix definitely has its highs and lows when talking about original films and series. But if there’s something that Netflix has managed to do it in the best way possible, that’s Summer animated films. Back in 2022, the world was gifted with the lovely film The Sea Beast, which ended up being nominated for the … Read more
If I had a nickel for every time a director claimed they had a passion project that went through development hell, it would release in 2024. I’d have three nickels. Now, if I had a nickel for every time a so-passionate project that went through development hell premiered at Cannes, I’d have two nickels. The … Read more
There’s no better way to describe this film than by saying it’s exactly what you would get if you were to take the Yakuza video game franchise, set it in Hong Kong, and focus it on the Triad instead. If you ever wanted a film that’s just like that franchise, then Twilight of the Warriors: … Read more
What happens when an elderly man, who thinks about the Roman Empire every day, sells his vineyard to afford to make the movie of his dreams that he has been planning for 40 years? Well, you get nothing good or worthwhile out of it; you actually get Megalopolis, 2024’s most anticipated failure. Megalopolis follows Cesar … Read more
Coming off the success of Poor Things, Yorgos Lanthimos is already returning to us with his next feature. Lanthimos has dropped his writing partner that he collaborated with for The Favourite and Poor Things and has reunited with his original screenwriting partner, Efthimas Filippou, which seems like the right choice for what Kinds of Kindness … Read more
“Do you have it in you to make it epic?” A question that Dementus (Chris Hemsworth) utters in the film, and it’s a question that we were asking George Miller when a prequel focusing on Furiosa was first announced. With Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga, Miller manages to answer that question, and the answer he provides … Read more
IF follows the story of Bea (Cailey Fleming), a 12-year-old girl who can see IFs (Imaginary Friends) and embarks on a journey with Cal (Ryan Reynolds) to give the beloved monsters a second chance to reconnect with their former children who can no longer see them. The film directed by John Krasinski, who directed the … Read more
Léa Seydoux, Louis Garrel, Vincent Lindon, and Raphaël Quenard—what more could you want in a film? It sounds like the perfect cast on paper, and even on the film, they do magnificently well with their performances, but unfortunately, they’re wasted on a film that spends too much time trying to be meta with sensitive topics … Read more
