Movies
“The Forgotten Battle” Review: A sad tale of unimaginable death and sacrifice
Netflix has just released its first Dutch film, and we are speechless. But not happy, but shocked with a heavy...
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‘Convergence: Courage in a Crisis’ Review: A documentary about collecting stories from Covid Frontlines
The film begins with images of large crowds inside and outside. The hustle and bustle of the city, the New...
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“LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales” Review: Poe and BB-8 are taken to Darth Vader’s castle after landing in Mustafar’s accident
After last year's LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special, the same creative team is back with LEGO Star Wars Terrifying Tales....
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“The Boss Baby: Family Business” Review : Truly Predictable Affairs for Easy laughs
The most interesting thing about The Boss Baby: Family Business is its existence. The film was a direct sequel to...
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‘TIFF’ Review: Warm, elegant, and often steeped in exploration of solitude and human relationships
Regarding technological advances and how they shape and transform humans in films, automation. Whether humanoid robots or stereotypes that look...
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‘Queenpins’ Review: Comedy starring Kristen Bell as the world’s craziest coupon artist
Now on Paramount+ after a fast-running cinema, Queenpins is a hilarious comedy BOATS Based on a true story. You should...
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“The Seven Deadly Sins: Cursed by Light” Review: Crazy movie outing in a weird anime series that ends crazy
The attackers release Indura, described as a dinosaur the size of a cat bus, from a frog the size of...
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“Ghostbusters: Afterlife Review”: Slimy and smelly corpses from the sequel
Afterlife among the true cosplay premieres at Comic-Con in New York. The crowd's reaction in the cave convention hall was...
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“Night of the Animated Dead” Review: Almost shot for “Night of the Living Dead” film remake, but in animated form
A group of people can't agree on what to do with the zombies pouring in outside. But I'm ahead: first,...
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“My Brother, My Sister” Review: An Italian drama in which estranged brothers are reunited with the death of their father
The Italians gave us so many great things; Pasta, art, Stanley Tucci. They also export great films year after year,...
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“Making Malinche: A Documentary by Nacho Cano” Review: Behind the scenes look at Spanish music production
There are songs, stories, characters. You have to have a great cast and a director in the middle of things...
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‘Bright: Samurai Soul’ Review: A good but meaningless anime which is spinoff for “Bright”
It's been four years since Bright met Netflix to break viewership records. While critics ruthlessly curtailed it. Some critics may...
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