‘Three Thousand Years of Longing’ is an unexpected visual feast that is more a love story than it is a supernatural, mythical adventure.
I’m very much welcome to this sort of insanity on screen.
‘The Black Phone’ is not your typical horror film.
‘Ngayon Kaya’ is a delicate film that is built carefully around the nuances of the characters.
More than Tom Hanks, who delivers a rather unsurprising villain, it is Austin Butler who truly grounds ‘Elvis’ with an embodiment of a character that is full of charisma and passion and sexual energy.
‘Jurassic World Dominion’ barely stops to take a breath and keeps throwing us one action sequence after another that it barely has time to breathe.
With the added touch of Sam Raimi’s direction, ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ is elevated into a wonderfully delightful experience that is surprising, refreshing, and makes you want more.
‘The Bad Guys’ is a straight-up caper film with hilarious gags that are funny and unexpected.
‘Turning Red’ is funny and charming and relatable and surprising at every turn.
Is ‘The Adam Project’ great? Probably not. Is it enjoyable? Definitely. Especially if you love Ryan Reynolds and his cinematic persona.
