¡En español! Mission Impossible is once again the perfect summer blockbuster: fun globe-trotting spy action with incredible practical stunts, made all the more impressive by contrast with the superhero garbage that seems now, finally, to […]
Author: Martin Towers
Aisha (2023) – Movie Review
If the film is powerful in its denunciation of this social reality, it is at the cost of the more personal story of its protagonist, who never quite comes into focus as her own person.
No Hard Feelings (2023) – Movie Review
Jennifer Lawrence’s raw comedic talent carries this delightfully brash comedy.
Asteroid City (2023) – Movie Review
I did not expect Asteroid City to be so heartfelt, but it pulls off its dramatic ambitions with originality.
Master Gardener (2023) – Movie Review
Schrader’s directorial skills remain compelling, but expertly composed shots do little to prop up half of a story.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) – Movie Review
Once again, the Spider-Verse thrusts the medium to new heights with stunning creativity.
The Eight Mountains (Le otto montagne) (2023) – Movie Review
A literary journey through seasons and ages, dwelling on themes of family, rootlessness, and friendship.
Love Life (2023) – Movie Review
A subtly written, sharply directed, skillfully acted character study.
Suzume (2023) – Movie Review
If you aren’t already a fan of Makoto Shinkai, let this be your very own portal into a world of ancient mysteries where the connections between people become magic.
The Three Musketeers: D’Artagnan (2023) – Movie Review
Everything you could ask from a The Three Musketeers adaptation: gorgeous production, visual spectacle, plenty of entertainment.
The Film Tower 