‘Gran Turismo’ has all the glitz and the gloss that comes with a movie based on a PlayStation game. It has a particular sheen in
Highly irreverent, wonderfully youthful and energetic, and surprisingly touching, ‘Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem’ was a huge surprise for me and I enjoyed every moment of it.
‘Aftersun’ is not an easy movie to take in. It’s every bit as funny and painful as any trip down memory lane. The film makes full use of the medium of film and deservedly received some of the highest praise when it was released last year.
‘Past Lives’ is a quiet, intimate, and very personal film. But it’s the way by which Celine Song treats the material that makes it feel big and universal.
‘Blue Beetle’ is fresh and delightful and does not try to be over ambitious in setting up its character. It’s grounded by its emotional core and never strays too far from it no matter how much fun the film tries to have.
The Moon is a film that is easy to enjoy and appreciate with a dedicated call for its viewers to dream bigger and to unite for humanity’s sake.
‘Ang Duyan ng Magiting’ is a work of fiction that becomes an eloquent argument without any clear answers for us. The film will disturb you, it will grip you.
‘Indiana Jones and the Dial of Disney’ is meant to be a finale, a closing of the Indiana Jones storyline and character and director James
Wanggo’s review of ‘No Hard Feelings’ explores the film’s balance of risqué humor and easy-going comedy.
It is very difficult to look at ‘The Flash’ movie without taking a look at its context as a movie, a product of a studio with
