Just Mercy honestly and movingly illuminates the imperfections of America's legal network, respectfully honoring the never-ending fight for true, blind justice.
Emma is a biting satire that borders on farce, matching impeccable timing with a comic sensibility that creates a sense of joyous wonder with a snarky wit underneath its candy-colored palette.
The Hunt features fun action and a charismatic lead performance by Betty Gilpin, but is ultimately sunk in its final act as a result of misconceived, poorly executed social commentary.
Portrait Of A Lady On Fire is a film worth falling in love with. It is ravishing, with beautiful photography and performances that create an intensity in their intimacy.
Despite surface-level aesthetics resembling the elevated horror genre Gretel & Hansel offers little more than a pale imitation of the genre's best features
Little Women is truly a special film; thoughtful in its perspective, precise in its construction. Enveloped in warmth, brimming with vitality.
One of the most fascinating high-profile failures in recent history; one that begs to be seen to believed, and with as much alcohol as possible.
Black Christmas (2019) has good intentions, but the execution leaves a lot to be desired.
