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A-
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Wicked: For Good
(2025)
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Wicked for Good delivers dazzling visuals, heartfelt performances, and clever musical callbacks. It’s not as strong as the first film and has a few rushed story beats, but fans will find plenty to love. A magical, emotional continuation.
Posted Nov 18, 2025
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A+
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Bugonia
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Bugonia is an enthralling edge-of-your-seat absurdist masterpiece! Lanthimos crafts a thrilling blend of comedy and suspense led by outstanding performances from Emma Stone and Jesse Plemons. A bizarre, brilliant ride!
Posted Nov 01, 2025
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B+
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Chainsaw Man - The Movie: Reze Arc
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Beautifully animated and emotionally rich, Chainsaw Man: Reze Arc blends heartfelt romance and wild action. Fans will love it, newcomers can enjoy it, and it’s one of the best anime films of the year.
Posted Oct 22, 2025
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A-
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Black Phone 2
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Black Phone 2 blends supernatural scares with a heartfelt message about facing trauma. Stylish dream sequences and strong performances make this a gripping, emotionally resonant sequel.
Posted Oct 18, 2025
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B
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The Smashing Machine
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt deliver powerhouse performances in this emotional MMA biopic. Authentic, informative, and engaging, The Smashing Machine is is compelling from start to finish.
Posted Oct 12, 2025
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C
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HIM
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Him starts as a gripping psychological thriller but loses its footing in a metaphor-heavy final act. Stunning visuals and Tyriq Withers’ performance aren’t enough to make up for a confusing & unsatisfying conclusion.
Posted Sep 20, 2025
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B
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The Long Walk
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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The Long Walk is a gripping survival thriller with strong camaraderie and tension. Although its believability and repetitive visuals make it flawed, it is still worth seeing.
Posted Sep 15, 2025
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C-
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The Conjuring: Last Rites
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Despite Vera Farmiga’s heartfelt performance and polished technical craft, The Conjuring: Last Rites ends the franchise with routine scares and a predictable finale that feels more like a rerun than a haunting farewell.
Posted Sep 04, 2025
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A+
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Weapons
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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A masterful blend of horror, mystery, and surprising humor; Weapons delivers a psychologically rich story that’s also shockingly funny thanks to Zach Cregger’s sharp instincts. One of the most unique genre films in years.
Posted Aug 11, 2025
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B+
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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A sharp, emotional, and clever Fantastic Four reboot that proves the MCU still has fantastic stories left to tell.
Posted Jul 22, 2025
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C+
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M3GAN 2.0
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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She can sing but can’t scare! Intriguing at first, but slowly becomes convoluted; M3GAN 2.0 trades horror for a clunky sci-fi comedy filled with heavy-handed exposition & shifting character goals that fail to deliver thrills that the 1st film did so well.
Posted Jun 26, 2025
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B+
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28 Years Later
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Emotionally bold, beautifully shot, and refreshingly unique, 28 Years Later is a haunting evolution of the franchise- even if some choices may divide fans. Alfie Williams gives a performance that’s the film’s wounded, beating heart.
Posted Jun 18, 2025
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B-
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Elio
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Elio starts slow but ultimately wins you over with a heartfelt message and strong character bonding. The quirky space setting may not click with everyone, but the emotional payoff delivers.
Posted Jun 17, 2025
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B-
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How to Train Your Dragon
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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The 2025 How to Train Your Dragon starts slow but finds its wings in the second half with strong emotional beats and exciting sequences. A decent, family-friendly remake; though the animated original likely remains the better version.
Posted Jun 08, 2025
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C-
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Karate Kid: Legends
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Karate Kid: Legends tries to stand on its own but crams in too much, too fast. Fans may enjoy the cameos, but newcomers will find a disjointed and average film that misses the emotional punch it's aiming for.
Posted Jun 04, 2025
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C
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Lilo & Stitch
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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A competent but average remake, Lilo & Stitch (2025) boasts good casting and sweet sisterly chemistry, but can’t quite match the emotional depth or magic of the animated original.
Posted May 21, 2025
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A-
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Bring Her Back
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Bring Her Back is a gruesome, fast-paced nightmare with phenomenal makeup effects, strong performances, and an enthralling mystery that sticks with you. Terrifying and layered, it’s a must for horror fans!
Posted May 16, 2025
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B
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Final Destination Bloodlines
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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While Final Destination: Bloodlines gets a bit repetitive in the second half, its suspenseful opening, fun kills, and twisty legacy setup make it a surprisingly entertaining entry that I slightly preferred over the original.
Posted May 13, 2025
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C
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Thunderbolts*
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Thunderbolts* follows a familiar Marvel formula — entertaining at times, but weighed down by a sluggish second act and a standard explosive finale. Florence Pugh shines, but the film overall feels average.
Posted Apr 29, 2025
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C+
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Sinners
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Sinners ends with a powerful, surreal bang—but its slow buildup left me restless. A unique vision from Coogler, but whether the destination is worth the wait depends on your patience.
Posted Apr 15, 2025
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C
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A Minecraft Movie
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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A Minecraft Movie has energy and will entertain younger fans, but for everyone else, it’s just another generic family adventure. The story is predictable and forgettable. Fun for kids, meh for cinephiles.
Posted Apr 03, 2025
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B+
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Novocaine
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Novocaine is a fun, over-the-top action thriller with a likable lead, clean action sequences, and some hilariously improbable moments. See it in 4DX!
Posted Mar 19, 2025
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F
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Disney's Snow White
(2025)
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Jason Escamilla
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Disney’s Snow White (2025) is a soulless disaster. The original film is better in every way, and every change made here is illogical, forced, or cringeworthy. Skip this one.
Posted Mar 19, 2025
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B
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Mufasa: The Lion King
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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While Mufasa doesn't reinvent the wheel, it's an engaging prequel that connects well to The Lion King. Predictable but visually beautiful, it's a worthy family-friendly film.
Posted Dec 17, 2024
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D
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Venom: The Last Dance
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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The tired dynamic between Eddie and Venom, underdeveloped new characters, and a weak central antagonist make Venom: The Last Dance the most uninspired entry in the series.
Posted Nov 19, 2024
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A+
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Wicked
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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A film that will stand the test of time and become a classic for generations to come.
Posted Nov 19, 2024
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B+
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Smile 2
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Naomi Scott's outstanding performance drives Smile 2, a well-executed horror sequel that delivers thrilling jump scares, artistic camera work, and plenty of moments to dissect after the credit roll!
Posted Oct 16, 2024
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B-
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Alien: Romulus
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Alien: Romulus delivers chilling atmosphere and thrilling moments, but is hampered by a thin storyline and dialogue often buried beneath the score. A must-see for franchise fans, but consider watching with subtitles for full clarity.
Posted Aug 14, 2024
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B
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Trap
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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A unique and entertaining experience with its captivating concert venue setting. Despite some cringe-worthy dialogue, Josh Hartnett's performance and decent tension make it a light, suspenseful watch.
Posted Aug 05, 2024
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B
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Deadpool & Wolverine
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Deadpool & Wolverine delivers laughs, nostalgia, and top-notch fan service despite a long setup and a forgettable villain. Reynolds and Jackman's chemistry shines in this R-rated, action-packed Marvel adventure.
Posted Jul 23, 2024
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B-
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Twisters
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Twisters delivers a visually stunning and intense experience with clear/well-framed shots of wild tornadoes. Despite some repetitive moments and pacing issues, it's a fun, action-packed disaster film that's worth a watch.
Posted Jul 18, 2024
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C-
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A Quiet Place: Day One
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Despite an intriguing premise and strong performances, the film falls short of its predecessors, lacking substance, originality, and depth. A mild disappointment for fans.
Posted Jun 27, 2024
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C
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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
(2024)
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Offers frosty fun but lacks narrative cohesion. Enjoyable for fans, but not a standout in the supernatural fantasy genre.
Posted Jun 13, 2024
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B
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Inside Out 2
(2024)
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Jason Escamilla
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Skillfully expands on its predecessor, introducing new emotions and navigating teen complexities. While not as groundbreaking, it delivers humor, heart, and a valuable message on emotional balance.
Posted Jun 13, 2024
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A
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May December
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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May December is a masterfully crafted exploration of complex relationships, featuring standout performances and a gripping narrative. A must-see.
Posted Dec 05, 2023
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F
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The Zone of Interest
(2023)
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The Zone of Interest disappoints with tedious mundane scenes, unlikable characters, and a lack of depth amidst a historical atrocity.
Posted Dec 05, 2023
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B-
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Wonka
(2023)
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Wonka captivates with vibrant visuals, Chalamet's charm, and enchanting storytelling. Despite a minor pacing dip in the 2nd act, it offers delightful family entertainment.
Posted Dec 05, 2023
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A-
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Shayda
(2023)
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Offers a subtle and authentic portrayal of abuse, with a compelling performance by Zar Amir Ebrahimi.
Posted Nov 27, 2023
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C+
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Saltburn
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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Saltburn dazzles in its finale but stumbles through a disjointed narrative. Despite artistic strengths, uneven storytelling hinders its potential, falling short of Fennell's previous triumph in Promising Young Woman.
Posted Nov 27, 2023
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B+
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KOKOMO CITY
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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A raw, brave, and heart-wrenching glimpse into the world of Black transgender sex workers—captivating and unflinchingly honest.
Posted Nov 27, 2023
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C+
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Maestro
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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Bradley Cooper and Carey Mulligan deliver standout performances amidst innovative visuals and makeup; yet sluggish pacing and underdeveloped emotions hinder its full impact.
Posted Nov 21, 2023
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B
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The Marvels
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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The Marvels overcomes a shaky start, delighting Marvel fans with creativity, upbeat pacing, and character development.
Posted Nov 08, 2023
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B+
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The Holdovers
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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A sweet nostalgic character-driven film that is elevated by contrasting personalities that result in well-timed comedic and often, heartfelt humor.
Posted Nov 06, 2023
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D
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The Exorcist: Believer
(2023)
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Despite haunting makeup, practical/visual effects, and editing, the screenwriters fail to take creative risks that would elevate the story.
Posted Oct 26, 2023
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D
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Five Nights at Freddy's
(2023)
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An extremely thin story that stretches itself out to almost two painstaking hours; the character choices are bizarre, particularly to those of us not already familiar with the source material.
Posted Oct 26, 2023
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B+
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Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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One of the most beautiful looking films I’ve ever seen in my whole life featuring a stellar screenplay that is enjoyably exhausting.
Posted Jun 01, 2023
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A-
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The Little Mermaid
(2023)
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The Little Mermaid (2023) is a beautifully animated live-action film that captures the heart of the first film, has original comedy that mostly works, & feels quick paced despite its longer duration. The new songs mostly fall flat, despite Scuttle's song.
Posted May 22, 2023
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A-
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Air
(2023)
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Informative / entertaining screenplay and talented charming cast.
Posted Apr 20, 2023
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B+
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The Super Mario Bros. Movie
(2023)
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Encapsulates charming classic video game characters within a fun, yet generic, plot that has a cult-classic worthy song stuffed in the middle and doesn’t overstay its welcome.
Posted Apr 20, 2023
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D
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Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania
(2023)
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Jason Escamilla
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After a promising first act that featured some relatable family conflict, the film falls apart by dividing our characters up in a contrived and inconsequential realm that had absent thrills and jokes that didn’t land.
Posted Feb 15, 2023
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