This Brazenly Absurd Science Fiction Thriller Is One Of The Worst Movies Of The Year
Summary The story in Lumina is bizarre and incoherent, with missing scenes and poor CGI. The editing is terrible, with excessive ADR and a disappointing quality overall. Despite catchy music, Lumina falls short with unpolished visuals and unresolved plot points.…
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‘Tell Them You Love Me’ Review: Disability, Manipulation, And A Lot Of Discomfort
For a moment, imagine the following. Lacking the ability to speak, verbalize thoughts, and communicate with others. Imagine, then, a means to overcome such a barrier through a device, not unlike a traditional computer, with additional help provided by a…
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‘Touch’ Review – If You Fell in Love With ‘Past Lives,’ This One’s for You
The Big Picture Touch explores themes of love, loss, and redemption through a poignant journey of discovery. The film weaves the past and present together beautifully, building emotional weight through nostalgic explorations. Touch develops a strong sense of place and…
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Death of Slim Shady Album Review: A Legend Returns
Eminem this week released his Death of Slim Shady album and it’s divided people across the world. Some calling for Eminem to be cancelled after lyrics consisting of disabled people and transgender rights send the woke mob into a shivering…
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My Divorce Party Featured, Reviews Film Threat
In America, the divorce rate is around 42%. So, the probability that your newly married friend will get divorced is alarmingly high. This is one of the punchlines in My Divorce Party, a raunchy girl comedy written and directed by…
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Radical Historical Drama Is As Unconventional As The Aristocratic Women It Portrays
Summary Empress Elisabeth's life explored in Sisi & I , focusing on her relationship with Countess Irma. Sandra Hüller and Susanne Wolff deliver natural interactions, portraying complex characters. The movie takes an unconventional approach to Sisi's assassination, highlighting women's relationships…
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Dance Of The Geisha Featured, Reviews Film Threat
The fangs are out as the heels hit the floor in the samurai ballroom thriller Dark Feathers: Dance of the Geisha, co-directed by Crystal J. Huang with Nicholas Ryan. The movie opens on a roof in San Francisco, with Kate…
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‘Longlegs,’ ‘Fly Me to the Moon,’ and This Week’s Best New Releases, Reviewed and Ranked
Want to beat the heat? Whether you’re heading out to the theaters to see some of the big new releases and bask in the industrial AC or just chilling on your couch to catch what’s now available at home, our…
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Tyler Perry’s Lukewarm Prime Video Drama Doesn’t Even Try
Summary The movie's emotional rollercoaster lacks consistency, making it hard to follow the intended storyline. Dallas is portrayed as a one-dimensional villain, while Ava's character development is the film's best aspect. Tonal shifts between cruelty and self-discovery create a jarring…
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‘Lumina’ Review – This Sci-Fi Horror Will Make You Question Everything
The Big Picture Lumina is a bizarre mix of alien abduction, government conspiracy, and unintentional comedy. The horror-thriller lacks genuine scares, with underdeveloped, unlikable characters and awkward pacing. The unpredictable, incohesive film leaves viewers puzzled and questioning its intentions, providing…
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‘Sing Sing’ Review – Colman Domingo All But Secures His Second Oscar Nomination
The Big Picture Sing Sing showcases the power of art and community within a prison theater group that includes formerly incarcerated actors. Colman Domingo delivers an Oscar-worthy performance, conveying a range of emotions through subtle gestures and expressions. The film…
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Fly Me to the Moon Featured, Reviews Film Threat
A sweet romantic comedy surrounding the moon landing? Not inspired by actual events, it’s so crazy it might work in Greg Berlanti’s Fly Me to the Moon. Scarlett Johansson plays advertising genius Kelly Jones. It’s the 60s, so she’s marginalized…
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