Willem Dafoe and Lily James Lead an Ambitious Look Into 1950s Italian Cinema, Glamour and Debauchery
Cinecittà was a major milestone in Italian cinema; the largest motion picture studio that was home to some of the most famous Italian directors, including Federico Fellini. So, when director Saverio Costanzo brings Cinecittà back to life in Finally Dawn,…
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Oh, Hi Review
Oh, Hi is a humorous enough farce that’ll satisfy anyone in the mood for a good anti-romantic comedy. The post Oh, Hi Review appeared first on Flickreel. Disclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been…
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It’s So Disappointing How Close Bella Thorne’s Dexter-Like Thriller Is To Being Good
The years since she left the world of Disney behind have seen Bella Thorne spread her wings in a variety of genres and roles, whether it's in the Babysitter franchise, Netflix's bloody horror-comedy, or her thought-provoking thriller Girl. Now, Thorne…
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Soaring with Heart and Heroism
James Gunn’s Superman is the cinematic shot of hope the DC Universe desperately needed—an invigorating, emotionally rich, and thematically weighty superhero epic that succeeds in reintroducing the Man of Steel to a new generation while staying deeply respectful of what…
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The Mule’s Shadow Looms Large as One Mind-Bending Game-Changer Follows Another
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Foundation Season 3 Episode 2. A lot happened during Foundation's Season 3 premiere — understandably, since last week had 152 years' worth of events to cover on top of keeping up with…
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Taron Egerton’s Apple TV+ Crime Drama Delivers Its Best, Most Gripping Hour So Far
Editor's note: The below recap contains spoilers for Smoke Episode 5. We're reaching the halfway point in Apple TV+'s crime drama Smoke, and things are heating up — pun intended. The last two episodes focused heavily on character building, with…
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Smurfs Review | Flickreel
Throughout the 21st century, Hollywood had rebooted The Smurfs about as many times as Fantastic Four. We’ll see if they finally get Fantastic Four right in another week, but the Smurfs remain blue in the face. For a film that tries to…
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The Curse Of A Demon Versus The Wrath Of A Mother!
Maa (2025) – A Mother’s Reprisal: Starring Kajol Devgn If there is good, there’s evil! “Shaitaan” as we call it in Hindi! The evil again comes to life in a mythological spinoff to Ajay Devgn’s horror-thriller “Shaitaan” (2024). Starring his…
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The Sadistic Cruelty Of Nurse Ratched Has Not Lost Any Of Its Psychological Bite
It’s been 50 years since One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest was released, but this Best Picture winner has not lost any of its enduring appeal. With Jack Nicholson as the cunning convict who weasels his way into a mental…
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‘Atrabilious’ Is a Messy Mystery Thriller From a Young Director (and Nepo Baby) Who Still Has Much To Learn — Movie Review
I am the sort of person, and, by extension, the sort of critic who always tries to find the good in things. There is very little out there, animal, vegetable, or mineral, that is completely without merit. When it comes…
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Eric Bana and Sam Neill’s Sleepy Western Miniseries Definitely Isn’t Netflix’s Answer to ‘True Detective’
Created and written by The Revenant co-writer Mark L. Smith alongside daughter Elle Smith, Netflix's six-part Western miniseries teases a much more captivating whodunit mystery than it ultimately delivers. In Untamed, Eric Bana and Sam Neill spearhead a strong cast…
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A Franchise Low on Fuel
Tyler Perry’s Madea’s Destination Wedding, the thirteenth entry in the long-running Madea cinematic universe and his sixth Netflix-released film, once again brings the brash matriarch into the center of a family in crisis. This time, the chaos is set against…
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