Sure, they’re still calling each other names and talking about each other’s opinions like they don’t matter, but instead of cruel vitriol there’s love and true brotherly admiration now. It’s a treacly look at what once felt like gargling razors, but it walks between real emotion from fans along with the familiar reunion that causes fireworks for viewers.
I cannot describe how much I love DEATH STRANDING 2: ON THE BEACH.
These are some of my favorite anti-fascist films. I hope they inspire you.
I don’t know if I can do this, but I’m going to try.
John Chu’s film adaptation takes the original musical and blows it out of proportion, making a wildly entertaining if awkwardly-paced version of this song-and-dance extravaganza one of the major films of the holiday season.
Less LITTLE WOMEN, more a little bit ZOLA, ANORA dives down a dangerous rabbit hole by mixing sex and security in a blender, chugging it, and vomiting it all over the carpet in this sensitive-yet-sleazy thriller.
When someone can make a movie full of older men having deep conversations in hushed tones this riveting it’s worth your time.
In BOB TREVINO LIKES IT, the fallout of this odd, quirky found-family meet-cute has emotional consequences for Lily and the father figures in her life as they navigate what happens when you decide blood isn’t thicker than water.
The mix of reality and the fantastical makes for a magical experience. From running through the streets to blinking, pulsating dream sequences, LOS TONOS MAYORES is utterly captivating.
Paper Flowers is a charmer. It’s cheesiness and formulaic structure aside, it’s upheld by a pair of moving performances and a sincerity that I couldn’t get enough of.
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