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Elton John: Never Too Late movie review – Elton John: Never Too Late, co-directed by R.J. Cutler and David Furnish, is a moving and musically vibrant documentary that captures the essence of Elton John’s unparalleled career and the man behind the legendary persona. From the glittering heights of superstardom to his poignant reflections on family … Read more
The Creep Tapes Movie Review: The Creep Tapes, the much-anticipated six-episode series from creators Mark Duplass and Patrick Brice, brings the unnerving world of the Creep franchise to the small screen. Nearly a decade after the release of the original film in 2015, this Shudder-exclusive found-footage horror series seeks to build on the cult success … Read more
Christmas Eve in Millers Point movie review: Tyler Taormina’s Christmas Eve in Miller’s Point explores the spirit of the holidays with a fresh perspective, focusing on the details of family, memory, and subtle complexities rather than a traditional storyline. This film offers a reflective, nostalgic view of holiday gatherings and the intricacies of family dynamics … Read more
Meanwhile on Earth Film review: “Meanwhile on Earth,” directed by Jérémy Clapin, is a sci-fi drama that explores the depths of grief through an unusual and haunting story. Known for his Oscar-nominated animated feature I Lost My Body, Clapin ventures into live-action with Meanwhile on Earth, mixing genres to tell the story of Elsa, a … Read more
Bird Movie Review: Andrea Arnold’s Bird (2024) is a testament to her reputation as a director known for gritty, often unforgiving depictions of working-class life. Known for her films American Honey and Fish Tank, Arnold has built a career exploring the lives of individuals struggling in harsh environments, capturing their raw emotions against real-world backdrops. … Read more
Pedro Paramo Movie Review Pedro Paramo Movie Review: Netflix’s Pedro Páramo, directed by Rodrigo Prieto and based on the legendary 1955 novel by Juan Rulfo, attempts to bring to life one of the most celebrated works of Mexican literature. The novel, a foundation for Latin American magical realism, explores themes of abandonment, death, and legacy … Read more
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever Movie Review: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, directed by Dallas Jenkins, brings Barbara Robinson’s beloved 1972 book back to life, recounting the chaos and charm of a small-town Christmas pageant unexpectedly taken over by the rowdy Herdman children. Known as “the worst kids in the history of the world,” the … Read more
No Other Land Movie Review: In the documentary “No Other Land,” directed by Basel Adra, Yuval Abraham, Hamdan Ballal, and Rachel Szor, the dire situation in Masafer Yatta, a cluster of Palestinian villages in the southern West Bank, is captured through an unflinching lens. The film provides an unsettling view of the relentless demolitions and … Read more
A Real Pain Movie Review: “A Real Pain”, directed and written by Jesse Eisenberg, presents a poignant exploration of family relationships and emotional pain set against the backdrop of a journey through Poland. The film centers on two cousins, David (Eisenberg) and Benji (Kieran Culkin), who embark on a trip to honor their late grandmother, … Read more