A wonderful two-hander that is mostly a double character study with the occasional touch of a Soderbergh heist.
The Drama (2026) – Movie Review
It sounds like a backhanded recommendation, but watch The Drama even if it’s going to make you squirm in your seat for the entire runtime. Don’t miss it!
The Devil Wears Prada 2 (2026) – Movie Review
It’s fine for a legacy sequel, especially when it takes aim at billionaire capitalism, but still feels somewhat defanged.
The Choral (2025) – Movie Review
A baffling lack of stakes leaves an otherwise competent movie feeling inert.
Ready or Not 2: Here I Come (2026) – Movie Review
I don’t know when exactly I realized Ready or Not 2 was going to be a disappointment but I think it may be when Samara Weaving puts on her wedding dress like it’s a superhero suit-up sequence.
My Father’s Shadow (2026) – Movie Review
Paraphrasing The Hours, there are stories that are one day in a character’s life, and in one day, their whole life.
Project Hail Mary (2026) – Review
For a movie that is and feels SO LONG, there just isn’t a lot to it.
Bitter Christmas (Amarga Navidad) (2026) – Movie Review
A Pedro Almodóvar movie is always a guarantee of interesting themes, gorgeous production design and cinematography, musical lyricism… the craft of filmmaking, in short.
The Testament of Ann Lee (2026) – Movie Review
The Testament of Ann Lee is a deeply musical film, although I don’t think anyone would describe it as “a musical”. It is an exercise in understanding, even recreating, religious ecstasy.
H is for Hawk (2026) – Movie Review
H is for Hawk will not make you want to take up falconry, but it has as much to say about people as it does about goshawks.
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