Category: Reviews
A Fun But Flawed Spy Movie That Has One Too Many Twists
A Fun But Flawed Spy Movie That Has One Too Many Twists

Summary Argylle is an entertaining spy film with exciting action scenes and near-constant twists. The film prioritizes action and twists over character development, resulting in too many one-dimensional characters. Argylle is not as sharp or inventive as Vaughn's previous work,…

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‘Skin Deep’ Review — A Stunning Sci-Fi Debut That Transcends Body Horror
‘Skin Deep’ Review — A Stunning Sci-Fi Debut That Transcends Body Horror

The Big Picture Skin Deep explores the nature of the self and identity through a body-swap premise, challenging us to reflect on the complexities of who we are. The film emphasizes the transformative potential of these swaps and delves into…

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‘How to Have Sex’ Review — A Shattering, Mesmerizing Debut
‘How to Have Sex’ Review — A Shattering, Mesmerizing Debut

The Big Picture How to Have Sex brings a nuanced and realistic depiction of the trauma and confusion surrounding rape and sexual assault. The film exposes the toxic and sexualized culture of teenage party holidays and explores the pressure to…

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A WNBA Legend Tells Her Story [Sundance]
A WNBA Legend Tells Her Story [Sundance]

The phrase in the clutch represents an ability to pull off something crucial during an important moment, widely used in the world of sports. These words can be applied to any Hail Mary football pass, any home run while the…

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He Went That Way Featured, Reviews Film Threat
He Went That Way Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON VOD! What is already unbelievably hot can now kill you in the late director Jeffrey Darling’s dashing young serial killer road picture He Went That Way. Based on a novel about something that really happened, the movie takes…

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‘The Chosen’ Season 4 Review — Tensions Rise in Surprisingly Good Series
‘The Chosen’ Season 4 Review — Tensions Rise in Surprisingly Good Series

The Big Picture Season 4 of The Chosen raises the tension and political drama, focusing on the conflict between disciples and Roman forces. The strength of the show lies in the relationship between the disciples, with Season 4 addressing their…

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Kristen Stewart Is Better Than Ever In Thrilling Crime Romance
Kristen Stewart Is Better Than Ever In Thrilling Crime Romance

Summary Love Lies Bleeding is a tense and gripping film with standout performances and an all-consuming romance. Kristen Stewart and Katy O'Brian have incredible chemistry, delivering passionate and powerful performances. The film explores themes of obsession and dysfunctional family dynamics,…

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Orion and the Dark Review: An Artistic and Poignant Animation
Orion and the Dark Review: An Artistic and Poignant Animation

Orion and the Dark is an animated adventure film that finds a sweet spot in mixing fun and fantastical escapades with underlying, crucial messages about mental health, childhood anxiety, and embracing one’s fears. Debut director Sean Charmatz alongside renowned screenwriter…

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‘Penelope’ Review — A Modern ‘Into the Wild’ Begins
‘Penelope’ Review — A Modern ‘Into the Wild’ Begins

The Big Picture Mel Eslyn's Penelope is a new series about a 16-year-old girl who leaves civilization to build a new life in the wilderness. The pilot episode shows promise, blending exploration, humor, and melancholic realities of the world. Megan…

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Slowburning Existential Zombie Horror Grieves The Dead [Sundance]
Slowburning Existential Zombie Horror Grieves The Dead [Sundance]

Filmmakers have parsed the zombie genre from seemingly every angle possible. George A. Romero innovated with the idea of using the undead to highlight social issues. “The Walking Dead” showcased how the living are the real villains in the face…

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D’Artagnan Featured, Reviews Film Threat
D’Artagnan Featured, Reviews Film Threat

NOW ON PARAMOUNT+! Get ready to have the kind of fun you used to have at the movies again with the French pants kicker The Three Musketeers – Part 1: D’Artagnan, directed by Martin Bourboulon. It comes from an old wrinkly-a*s…

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‘Dìdi’ Review — A Charming Directorial Debut That Falls Short of Greatness
‘Dìdi’ Review — A Charming Directorial Debut That Falls Short of Greatness

The Big Picture Dìdi captures the essence of adolescence in the age of MySpace and social media, invoking nostalgia for those who grew up during that time. The film explores themes of family, identity, and growing up, but falls short…

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