Sleek visuals, sharp dialogue, and zero likable characters. Closer is a stylish train wreck of love and lies, beautiful but hollow.

A quirky, chaotic noir full of conspiracies, pop culture, and Garfield's messy charm. Stunning visuals, but a wild, uneven ride.

Moody, messy, and cool. Keanu smokes, demons burn, and has a cast that makes it all work. Mostly.

A haunting, emotional vampire film with stunning visuals, a unique story, and beautifully acted. Worth a watch!

Great cast, dumb decisions, and a killer alien that’s too good at its job. Space looks cool—just don’t poke the blob.

Great scenery, wild haircuts, and Margot Robbie as Elizabethan Pennywise. Gorgeous but slow, just like watching paint dry in wigs.

Lost in Tokyo, found in quiet moments. A film about connection, loneliness, and the beauty of feeling lost.

Radcliffe with gun-hands, neon chaos, and satire that trips over itself. Messy, wild, fun. Don’t overthink it, just enjoy the ride.

The proof that not even Jason Bateman can save a movie where the biggest twist is Bruce Springsteen singing a Christmas song.

Michael Shannon nails Kuklinski's icy duality, but the film skims his psyche, leaving a cool, tense watch that melts too soon.

A thrilling nostalgia trip with great visuals, thin plot, and too many homages. Flawed, but the xenomorph chaos delivers.

Quirky WWII spy flick blends British wit, strong cast, and slow pacing. Firth shines, romance fizzles, but the bizarre true story wins out.

Delivering chilling tension and a brutal finale but stumbles with pacing and frustrating character decisions.

A gold prospector goes full Saint of Killers, turning Nazis into gore art in a bloody, stylish, plot-optional visual carnage.

A funny, fresh take on time loops with stellar chemistry from Samberg & Milioti, despite some uneven pacing.

Stunning visuals and heartfelt story shine despite uneven pacing. A creative sci-fi gem on a €5M budget.

An amazing blend of time travel, romance, and nostalgia, Midnight in Paris is a cinematic beauty that celebrates the magic of the present.

Plane delivers solid action and performances but plays it too safe. Fun and engaging, but feels unfinished.

Game Night (2018) surprises with fun humor, great chemistry between leads, and Jesse Plemons' standout role. Entertaining!

A cringe-worthy disaster. Predatory plot, failed humor, and glaring double standards. Jennifer Lawrence can't save this.