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Women Write About Comics is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan), Monita Roy Mohan.

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Bloodshot (2020) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I can’t think of a single thing that I actually enjoyed about Bloodshot... The combination of shoddy plotting, overdone tropes, the male gaze, bad acting, and horrendous CGI made this film one of the worst things I have had to see with my own two eyes.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I loved the action scenes in Wonder Woman, but the energy was missing in this film.. The opening scene... had the best action and pacing of the entire film, which is strange to me. Where was the raw emotion and power of the “No Man’s Land” scene?
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Black Widow (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) The family dynamic, particularly between Natasha and Yelena, was so much fun. I thought the action was some of the best in the MCU. There was something visceral about the hand-to-hand combat — I could feel the punches through the screen.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Crush (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Crush has fully-fleshed out characters who are queer, but are also so much more... They’re trying to realise their dreams. All this is wrapped into one neat, cute, and funny story that will leave you feeling optimistic about the world we live in.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I did have fun and there was plenty of entertainment to be had. But the characters don’t make sense. The female characters are walking tropes. The camp was dialed up way too high... there are far too many things I wish it had done better.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever offers fans of Chadwick Boseman catharsis in a way that is completely unique to the MCU... Black Panther: Wakanda Forever exceeded expectations in terms of storytelling, characterizations and sheer moments of awe.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
All You See (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) All You See is a visually arresting film. Whether it’s the protagonists in the stark concrete rooms, projections of their former lives, shots of Holland from above, everything in this film is gorgeous to look at, and relevant to the stories being shared.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Allihopa: The Dalkurd Story (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) There’s a lot that happens in Allihopa, some of it wonderful and happy, some of it disturbing and quite sad. I was genuinely moved by the life stories of the players and how they’ve impacted the people and community around them.
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Cynara (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Cynara has a tight narrative and excellent pacing, as well as a great deal of suspense during the courtroom scenes where Lockyer makes his case for getting Cindy a new trial. Barsoum clearly has a deft hand when portraying tough subjects...
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Angel Applicant (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I am glad I watched Angel Applicant... But it is a hard watch, it’s so raw, which is what the film aims to achieve, but the hope the blurb promised never really materialized, and I wish I had been prepared for that.
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Nathan-ism (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I am glad I watched NATHAN-ism... I do believe we need to document the experiences of people who were at these historical events—but we also need to investigate and verify the stories before we tell them.
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I got all the Miles I wanted. I got more Gwen, which I really needed. I got to listen to Oscar Isaac and Daniel Kaluuya’s sexy, silky voices... I got an ending that had me holding my breath and has me absolutely desperate for the next instalment.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny had a good story. I didn’t once feel that the pace was lagging or that there was unnecessary exposition. Every conversation was meaningful, or at least funny, and helped progress the characters forward.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie was a startlingly enjoyable and uplifting film. Fox’s charm and humour are undeniable, and Guggenheim’s techniques for bringing the past to life are remarkable. Aptly, I feel like I’ve travelled back in time with this film.
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We Are Guardians (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) A tight cinematic experience, and I do think I missed out by not seeing it on the big screen. The gorgeous Amazon and the wildlife it houses would have been a sight in the theatre. And while the visuals are beautiful, they are also powerful.
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The Marvels (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I left this film feeling very, very happy. The story is simple to follow and knows where to focus—the three protagonists with amazing chemistry who get to grow, learn from each other, resolve personal issues, and have a ton of fun during the ride.
Posted Aug 21, 2025  Edit critic review
Shadow Brother Sunday (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Ehrenreich puts in a great performance, the story itself was well-paced and intriguing, and the editing by Joe Peeler moved the story along very well. I’m glad I got to see it.
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Wish (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I am amazed at how much I enjoyed Wish. It was an interesting story, the characters were fun to watch... and their motivations made sense. The songs were surprisingly enjoyable to listen to. And it had a satisfying ending. I had a great time!
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Re: Uniting (2023) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I’m glad I watched Re: Uniting. It’s not a perfect film, suffering from some first-time director blues but I loved the concept, the performances, and the incredible chemistry between the actors. And of course, those amazing lake views.
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Young Woman and the Sea (2024) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I’m glad I got the chance to see it. Though labelled as ‘feel-good’, this film is more than that. It’s a reminder of how far women’s sports has come, and how much bigotry we’ve had to wade through to get here.
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Mothering Sunday (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) It embraces grief and that never-ending sense of loss that so many are experiencing right now. If you don’t want to feel sad, this may not be the film for you. But if you want a reflection of the human condition again, this is the film to tune into.
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Violet (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I was really impressed by the visual cues that give us insights into Violet’s mind... It makes for an immersive experience and kept me hooked throughout the duration of the film. It’s a very simple technique but it was so powerful.
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Aloners (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Aloners is a very atmospheric film, and it needs to be considering the subject matter. Diegetic sound plays a huge role in our engagement with the film... Keep an ear out for those subtle hints—it’s remarkably well done.
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Night Raiders (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Extremely well-constructed and compelling narrative that uses simple but stylish methods to build a world and tell a story that is unique but easy to understand. This is the kind of commentary we can get when diverse stories are told by creators of color.
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Wildhood (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Wildhood is a quiet and beautiful film that captures the power of culture, heritage, and identity. It also effectively uses a multitude of genres to add pacing and tension to what could have been a languid film experience.
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Encounter (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Encounter used a bunch of tools from its toolbox to construct a wobbly house. The story is solid — it’s unexpected, there are twists, the suspense is off the charts, and heartfelt moments are designed to move you. But the optics are all wrong.
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The Guilty (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I understand that the story remained faithful to the original film, which is commendable. But the beats of this story are so obvious that it’s frustrating. I kept hoping for something different, but at every possible twist I knew what to expect.
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The Starling (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) People might take away something from The Starling‘s exploration of grief and losing a loved one, but I didn’t. It was melodramatic and cliché in ways it didn’t need to be... The music was painfully jarring. Keep your expectations low for this one.
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The Humans (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) The story fell flat to me. The cinematography was all over the place when it didn’t need to be. It was an immersive experience at times, but there were too many gimmicks that took me out of the moment, which is the opposite of what a film is meant to do.
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I'm Your Man (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I was really surprised at how sweet I’m Your Man turned out to be. I’d categorise it as a rom-com with sci-fi elements. That’s not usually my cup of tea, but this film was so gosh-darn adorable that I can’t help but love it.
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Are You Lonesome Tonight? (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Are You Lonesome Tonight? was a thrilling film to watch. There were so many unexpected twists and turns that I could never guess what would happen next. The performances are so understated and realistic that it draws you into the story.
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Silent Night (2021) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I was ready to dislike Silent Night during the first act but by the end of the film, I changed my mind entirely. I quite liked the characters and sympathised with their situation... If you go into this film with an open mind, you will enjoy the experience
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Subtraction (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I’m delighted I watched Subtraction. This film had me guessing at every turn! I couldn’t predict what the characters would do and what the consequences of those actions would be. It was a bonkers — and sometimes horrifying — ride and I was entranced.
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The Hummingbird (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) That last hour was too much. More details than were necessary, a plot line that added little to the story, and too much exposition. The performances were strong, the cinematography stunning, but some editing was desperately required.
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The Woman King (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) This film is polished, has great characters, a stunning cast, and is going to get a whole bunch of new people to the cinemas. A lot of people have waited their entire lives for a film like The Woman King to exist. Now we need so much more.
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Nanny (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Nanny is strongest when it dives into the social inequities between an immigrant single mom and her wealthy white employers... We get a rounded view of the employers, but it’s clear why Aisha [the protagonist] has a right to feel aggrieved.
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We Are Still Here (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) We Are Still Here was an educational experience and completely immersive. I honestly felt like I’d been through time and space watching this film. It’s an unusual anthology as it goes back and forth between stories.
Posted Aug 20, 2025  Edit critic review
I Like Movies (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) There’s some great acting in this film and the story will resonate with certain groups... I Like Movies has too narrow a focus in terms of it’s story and the cast of characters aren’t diverse or compelling enough to keep me riveted.
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The Eternal Daughter (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I loved living in the world of The Eternal Daughter... I enjoyed the tete-a-tete between mother and daughter. This is the feeling I want when I watch a genre film—pure escapism with a side of thought-provoking storytelling.
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My Policeman (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Aside from the overlong first half, this film was incredibly moving and felt very authentic to queer people’s experiences... they were able to create a film that was deeply affecting, especially the final scenes, which had most of the audience in tears.
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What's Love Got to Do with It? (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I’m not going to say I was disappointed in What’s Love Got to Do With It? but it didn’t live up to my hopes for it. The cast look like they’re having fun and the crew have done a spectacular job visually.
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Empire of Light (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Aside from the beauty of this film, I’m struggling to think of many positives. The script desperately needed restraint. And I’ve come away from Empire of Light wondering what the point of this film is.
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Bros (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I wanted to fall in love with Bros. And I did love a lot of it. The film is beautiful to look at. The chemistry between the actors is undeniable. But it relies on too many clichés and the protagonist isn’t likeable, nor does he learn from his mistakes.
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Riceboy Sleeps (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I was so looking forward to Riceboy Sleeps and while it does validate the Canadian immigrant experience in opening section, the latter part of the film becomes overstuffed.
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The Whale (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) This film made me angry. The Whale is made by and for thin people, with little consideration for how fat people might feel watching it. Though touted as a compassionate portrayal of a fat character, I couldn’t find an ounce of that compassion on screen.
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The Banshees of Inisherin (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) really loved the first half of The Banshees of Inisherin and I’m a bit disgruntled at the abrupt change partway through. The film became so gruesome and graphic... it loses its grip and my interest with its tonal shift.
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Chevalier (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I found Chevalier captivating but the man himself was often lost to the love story in the film. I was left wanting to learn more about Bologne, especially his work during the French Revolution. That period of his life really should have been included.
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Patrick and the Whale (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I am delighted I watched Patrick & the Whale. It was such a glorious feast for my eyes. I’ve always been fascinated by the fact that such large creatures can roam the planet alongside us tiny mortals. This film reiterates how astounding a fact that is.
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Raymond & Ray (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) I really enjoyed it until the last few minutes. The characters were interesting, the dynamic between the brothers was believable, and the plot was intimate and engaging. If only the female characters didn’t fall into tropes, I would have liked it more.
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Kacchey Limbu (2022) Louis Skye (Ronita Roy Mohan) Kacchey Limbu combines a number of elements I adore. It’s about cricket... It’s about underdogs, and we love those stories. It centres a female protagonist with an unconventional passion, which, hello, who doesn’t love that? And it’s fantastic cinema.
Posted Aug 20, 2025  Edit critic review
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