The People's Critic -- You'll Learn to Trust Me
I enjoyed 3 things whilst watching The Quiet Man: Its energetic score, the gorgeous Irish countryside, and the bean burger I ate in front of it. We follow John Wayne as he travels to Ireland and attempts to woo a strong-willed woman whose brother isn’t keen on a Yank dropping in. The Quiet Man is… Continue Reading
5 out of 5 stars (Classic) Note: Thelma & Louise discusses and shows an attempted sexual assault. Something I’ve learned as a critic is that time changes perspective. A person can see a film or show at one age and not comprehend what it’s talking about, but see it later and connect with it in a whole… Continue Reading
3 out of 5 stars (average) Thank you to Comedy Dynamics for reaching out to me for this review. I had never heard of Richard Lett before watching Never Be Done. He’s a Canadian stand-up comic with a raunchy, politically incorrect sense of humor and, as the documentary shows, a life full of inner battles. … Continue Reading
1.5 out of 5 stars (Terrible) This review is dedicated to my good friends Tim Bone, Nicholas Schiff, and any other fans of the Artemis Fowl series. I watched this film so you didn’t have to. Artemis Fowl is one of many young adult fantasy series released in the early 2000’s. The film has been… Continue Reading
1 out of 5 stars (Currently the worst of the year) Note: I spoke with some family friends who have younger children about Scoob!, and the kids enjoyed the film decently. A scene where Dick Dastardly rips the head off of a cute robot proved the scariest moment, many jokes flew over their heads, and… Continue Reading
3 out of 5 stars (average) Thank you to Breaking Glass pictures for reaching out to me for this review. The film is in Hebrew with English subtitles Hollywood has been slow to figure out how to provide positive portrayals of LGBTQ characters. While you have outliers like Call Me By Your Name and Portrait… Continue Reading