Category: Reviews
The Thundermans Return Review: A Disappointing Blast to the Past
The Thundermans Return Review: A Disappointing Blast to the Past

The Thundermans Return, directed by Trevor Kirschner and written by Jed Spingarn, aims to rekindle the love and nostalgia for the original television series The Thundermans that aired from 2013 to 2018. While it successfully reunites the original cast, including…

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Malta Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Malta Featured, Reviews Film Threat

SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! Malta is a drama by Colombian writer-director Natalia Santa. It is intelligent and well-written and culminates in becoming an entrancing character study. The title refers to the place, yes, but it represents a dream, a goal, for…

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Alex Garland’s Latest Is Both Unforgettable & Challenging As Hell [SXSW]
Alex Garland’s Latest Is Both Unforgettable & Challenging As Hell [SXSW]

Look, let’s be honest. From the opening seconds of its debut trailer, we all knew that Alex Garland’s “Civil War” would not be a pill that went down easily. Garland may have built his career around challenging visions of the…

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Lindsay Lohan’s Second Netflix Rom-Com Is A Silly, Flawed Watch
Lindsay Lohan’s Second Netflix Rom-Com Is A Silly, Flawed Watch

Summary Lindsay Lohan stars in the Netflix rom-com Irish Wish, filled with magical elements and a love triangle. Despite awkward dialogue and magical interference, the leads' chemistry shines in the central romance. The supporting characters lacks depth, but Lohan's return…

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‘Irish Wish’ Puts the Magic Back into Rom-Coms
‘Irish Wish’ Puts the Magic Back into Rom-Coms

The Big Picture Ed Speleers is a show-stealer with great chemistry alongside Lindsay Lohan. The costumes and set design in Irish Wish are exceptional and visually captivating. Odd plot choices, under-utilization of Jane Seymour, and minimal Irish representation are notable…

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An Army of Women Featured, Reviews Film Threat
An Army of Women Featured, Reviews Film Threat

SXSW FILM FESTIVAL 2024 REVIEW! An Army of Women is the first documentary from Julie Lunde Lillesæter. A cinematographer by trade, she opted to produce, direct, and shoot the film. This film covers a serious and difficult topic with grace and dignity.…

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Ryan Gosling Leads A Thrilling & Wildly Fun Love Letter To The Stunt Community
Ryan Gosling Leads A Thrilling & Wildly Fun Love Letter To The Stunt Community

Summary The Fall Guy is an action thriller that blends romance, action, and comedy effortlessly. The movie focuses on Colt's relationship with Jody, and is filled with nice rom-com elements. The film features hilarious gags, amazing action sequences, and an…

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‘Invincible’ Season 2 Episode 5 Recap — Prime Video’s Hit Series Returns
‘Invincible’ Season 2 Episode 5 Recap — Prime Video’s Hit Series Returns

Editor's Note: The following contains full spoilers for Invincible Season 2, Episode 5. The Big Picture The Guardians fight the Lizard League in a gruesome battle, marking a violent high for the series. Debbie's character arc shines, standing out as…

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Observer Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Observer Featured, Reviews Film Threat

Observer is a devilish horror film written and directed by Stephen Sander, pitting angels against demons as they plead their case for the souls of teenagers. Melissa (Amy Taafe) makes plans over the phone to meet up with a friend. Immediately…

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‘Girls5eva’ Season 3 Review — Sara Bareilles Hits All the Right Notes
‘Girls5eva’ Season 3 Review — Sara Bareilles Hits All the Right Notes

The Big Picture Season 3 of Girls5eva allows Sara Bareilles to sparkle with a grounded performance, making her the best part of the show. Brilliant writing by comedy veterans provides fantastic jokes and dark industry insights in Girls5eva . Despite…

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Mark Wahlberg Leads A Family-Friendly Adventure Story With Heart
Mark Wahlberg Leads A Family-Friendly Adventure Story With Heart

Summary Arthur the King is sweet and suspenseful, with intense adventure and touching canine-human bonds. The film's heart and breathtaking locations elevate the emotional moments and keep you invested. Supporting characters add depth, building on the theme of friendship and…

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‘Immaculate’ Review — Sydney Sweeney’s Horror Isn’t Afraid to Sin
‘Immaculate’ Review — Sydney Sweeney’s Horror Isn’t Afraid to Sin

The Big Picture Sydney Sweeney flexes her horror muscles, which is an exciting turn that hopefully continues. The film’s warped religious imagery gets vicious, but storytelling becomes ambiguous and tangled. It’s indebted to countless giallo influences, but never on par…

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