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Gustav Möller Delivers A Compellingly Schematic Prison Drama & Character Study [Berlinale]
Following his claustrophobic debut “The Guilty” (remade, to lesser effect, by Antoine Fuqua), Swedish filmmaker Gustav Möller returns with a second feature that may expand its call sheet but is still confined in its approach to characters and settings. Trading…
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Lie With Me Featured, Reviews Film Threat
NOW ON VOD! Director/co-writer Olivier Peyon’s Lie With Me is a bittersweet reminiscence of young love and regret based on an autobiographical novel by Philippe Besson. The town of Cognac in France is bustling with the bicentennial celebration of a…
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‘The Gentlemen’ Review — Netflix Series Is Even Better Than the Movie
The Big Picture Guy Ritchie's fast-paced storytelling and casting choices shine in The Gentlemen , a series that improves on the movie. Vinnie Jones stands out in his role, providing warmth and heart to a dark story of crime and…
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Paul Wesley Leads A Dystopian Horror That Makes For A Forgettable Experience
Summary History of Evil blends dystopian political elements with traditional horror, creating an intriguing premise but fails to fully explore both genres. Ron, played by Paul Wesley, shines as a protective family man, but the rest of the cast, particularly…
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Hilary Swank And Alan Ritchson Shine In A Supremely Average True Story
Since 2019, a production company by the name of Kingdom Story has set about establishing itself as something of a player in the crowded field of faith-based entertainment, having dipped its toe into the world of film by adapting a…
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To The Hashira Training’ Review — Anime Is Better Than Ever
The Big Picture Demon Slayer: To The Hashira Training combines the Swordsmith Village arc finale and the start of the Hashira Training arc. The film provides a cinematic experience with stunning animation, intense battles, and emotional character moments. Viewers get…
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‘Seagrass’ Review — For Children of Divorce, This Is a Horror Movie
The Big Picture Seagrass is an emotionally painful yet revealing journey for a family on a retreat. The film infuses familiar elements with horror, leaving a hauntingly beautiful impression. Ally Maki's performance as Judith anchors the film, revealing tragic family…
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You Can Call Me Bill Featured, Reviews Film Threat
IN THEATERS FOR MR. SHATNERS 93RD BIRTHDAY! Whenever I hear William Shatner speak, I walk away feeling like I’m not doing enough with my life. Known for his role as Captain James T. Kirk, there has been an attempt outside…
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Drive-Away Dolls Review: A Comedy That’s Low On Gas
Ethan Coen’s Drive-Away Dolls, a comedic romp on the road filled with colorful characters and capers, aims to be a light-hearted jaunt across the unpredictable highways of America. Despite the commendable efforts of a star-studded ensemble cast, led by Margaret…
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Alan Ritchson’s Acting Gymnastics Can’t Save This Chaotically-Edited Drama
Summary Alan Ritchson's performance brings depth to Ordinary Angels, providing touching moments with his character's emotional range. While Ritchson shines, Hilary Swank's portrayal as Sharon disrupts the film, prioritizing a Christian-centric narrative over healthcare commentary. Ordinary Angels rushes through poignant…
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Whenever I’m Alone with You Featured, Reviews Film Threat
Whenever I’m Alone with You presents a wildly committed “romantic comedy,” one that delivers on the angsty promises of its opening narration and — for better or for worse — acts on impulse. It’s a film that deals with the…
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Indie Comedy’s Insufferable Heroine Is A Schadenfreude Goldmine
Summary Drugstore June successfully pulls off its comedic premise. Supporting characters drive the laughs alongside Esther Povitsky's standout performance. Inconsistencies exist, but Drugstore June creatively approaches humor without overstaying its welcome. Drugstore June opens with Bill (Bobby Lee), June's (Esther…
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