Authors: Patrick Gibbs
Matthew Chuang’s Epic Journey Shooting Chief of War
Matthew Chuang seemed like an unlikely choice to lens this grand tale, and is now being hailed for some of the most strikingly epic work ever to grace the small screen. … read more
Film Review: East of Wall
Daily life is a mix of camaraderie, conflict and survival — whether wrangling colts for neighbors or buying groceries on credit. … read more
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Film Review: Freakier Friday
A great deal of the credit for this film working can be attributed to the strong cast, with Lohan giving her best work in a very long time, and of course Curtis is terrific. … read more
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Film Review: The Bad Guys 2
The Bad Guys 2, like its predecessor, is a clever and visually arresting homage to the heist genre. This one leans into having fun with the idea that sequels always have to be larger in scale. … read more
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Film Review: Abraham’s Boys: A Dracula Story
Abraham’s Boys is easily one of the most forgettable and skippable films to come along in 2025. … read more
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Film Review: The Fantastic Four: First Steps
For anyone who misses the days when Marvel movies felt self-contained, fun and refreshing, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is several big steps in the right direction. … read more
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Film Review: Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs Tonight
Don’t Let’s Go to the Dogs is a film that makes a powerful statement about the world we live in and whether we choose to merely pass through it on the sidelines. … read more
Film Review: Superman
It’s Gunn’s telling of the story, and if you watch it as such, it’s a delightfully goofy movie that will leave you eager for more. … read more
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Film Review: Jurassic World Rebirth
Jurassic World Rebirth is an unnecessary sequel that pales in comparison to Jurassic Park, though it also delivers enough thrills, cleverness and nostalgic fun. … read more
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Film Review: F1
Pitt doesn’t need a strong ensemble to surround him to make this work, but he gets one anyway. … read more
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Film Review: Elio
The studio bounced back from a directionless period with Inside Out 2, but just as the protagonist of Elio has his eyes on the stars, all eyes have been on the film. … read more
Film Review: How To Train Your Dragon
If remake fever has really descended to this level of pointlessness, perhaps popular cinema as an art form truly is dead at last. … read more
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