There are a few slow moments, but when it is time to lean into the visual spectacle for the theater audience, Tsurumaki delivers bold visuals, big action, and exciting thrills.
Mickey 17 (Movie Review)
Just throw a dart at Bong’s IMDb page; sooner or later, you’ll land on a project that’s right up your alley.
A Sloth Story (Movie Review)
A Sloth Story is an enjoyable watch for the whole family.
Queen of the Ring (Movie Review)
Burke’s story is compelling enough for anyone, not just the diehards, as it navigates important themes of sexism and greed
On Becoming a Guinea Fowl (Movie Review)
Bolstered by Chardy’s star-making performance, the film could really make an impact on those who seek it out.
In the Lost Lands (Movie Review)
A better version of film would have focused on the simple, instead of the convoluted and disappointing narrative.
Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy (Movie Review)
Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed what is being billed as Bridget’s final chapter
Last Breath (Movie Review)
Last Breath reminded me a lot of watching Star Trek, and that’s a big plus in my book.
Night of the Zoopocalypse (Movie Review)
Night of the Zoopocalypse’s story might be overdone and stretched, which is understandable given such a simple premise, but it features lots of fun and enjoyable characters.
Seven Veils (Movie Review)
Seyfried and the technical filmmaking are real standouts, making Seven Veils quite an experience.
I’m Still Here (Movie Review)
I know I can look fondly at the spotlight being placed on this movie, as there is no other film this year more deserving of it.