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‘The Garfield Movie’ Review – Chris Pratt’s Cartoon Cat Coughs up a Hairball

The Big Picture It feels less and less like a Garfield movie as the scenes pass. Chris Pratt doesn’t do much voice acting. Garfield is just ... Chris Pratt? Even for a kids-only movie that’s not shooting for Pixar-level quality,…

O Pioneer Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Words have a way of redefining themselves like a generational game of telephone. Filmmakers Clara Lehmann and Jonathan Lacocque ponder a very American word in their documentary, O Pioneer. Structured around a series of poems by Kaïa Kater, during the…

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Review

When people are asked to name a perfect action movie, Mad Max: Fury Road has been the go-to answer for the past nine years. The Oscar-winning extravaganza felt like the culmination of everything George Miller was building toward with nothing…

Sincere Drama About Mortality Boasts Great Richard Gere & Uma Thurman Performances

Summary Paul Schrader's direction is sincere and personal, emphasizing legacy and regret. The nonlinear framework of Oh, Canada can be puzzling but highlights mortality and manipulation. Richard Gere's portrayal as Fife candidly confronts regret and decisions in a genuine reflection…

Paolo Sorrentino’s Portrait Of An Italian Diva Coming Of Age [Cannes]

CANNES – If we know anything about Paolo Sorrentino it’s that he adores his hometown of Naples, Italy. His last directorial effort, “The Hand of God” was a love letter to the port city and, in something of a surprise,…

‘The Substance’ Review – Demi Moore Is Back in Stylish Body Horror

The Big Picture The Substance is a body horror film following an aging actress navigating sexism and reclaiming her body autonomy. The visual maximalism of the film can be overwhelming, prioritizing style over character development. The movie ends with a…

David Cronenberg Digs Into The Core Of How Messy Grief Can Be [Cannes]

Grief is rotting Karsh’s (Vincent Cassel) teeth. It’s been four years since he lost his wife, the beautiful Becca (Diane Kruger), to a violent form of bone cancer that ate away at her body until her brittle frame could no…

Beyond the Fog Featured, Reviews Film Threat

In Desirée Abeyta’s short film, Beyond the Fog, June and her daughter, Matilda, live in a remote cabin in the forest. Once in every girl’s life, she must wander out into the forest and confront the mysterious fog. June’s experience…

‘Anora’ Review – Sean Baker’s Biting Thriller Is Spectacular

The Big Picture Anora tackles class exploitation in a darkly comedic tone, encapsulating the fundamental cruelty baked into our world. The film portrays the harsh realities of modern labor, highlighting the never-ending struggle just for basic stability. Sean Baker and…

Joe Wilkinson Is Wasted In This Lukewarm New Comedy

Summary The film creatively uses space and is well-shot, but lacks a cohesive and engaging narrative. Blatant sexism and lack of character development make it difficult to invest in the story. Pacing issues and too many plotlines prevent the audience…

Sean Baker’s New York Cinderella Story Arrives With A Russian Twist [Cannes]

CANNES – The “Anora” in Sean Baker’s latest creation is actually the birth name of Ani (Mikey Madison), a private dancer who works in a pretty nice strip club in New York City. Sure, the hours ain’t ideal, and there’s…

‘Evil’ Season 4 Review – Everything Good Horror TV Should Be

The Big Picture The shift to Paramount+ has made Evil scarier and more emotional, enhancing its final season. Season 4 explores deeper emotional arcs for characters, like Kristen's crisis of faith. The fourth season also features intense plotlines, strengthens relationships,…

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