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  • June 14, 2022

    ‘LIGHTYEAR’ Review: A Light and Kid-Friendly Deep-Space Existentialist Film

    ‘LIGHTYEAR’ Review: A Light and Kid-Friendly Deep-Space Existentialist Film

    Living with guilt and regret is something truly horrific. If it’s not channeled, it can consume every fiber of your being. A mistake, a single solitary mistake, can cost you your sanity and your mental stability. Obsession is also a feeling that can bring positive outcomes, but this film tackles the notion of what can…

  • June 13, 2022

    “18 1/2” Review: A Historical Farce With An ASMR Rich Third Act

    “18 1/2” Review: A Historical Farce With An ASMR Rich Third Act

    Dan Mirvish’s latest film, 18 1/2, constructs the narrative amid Watergate as a White House transcriber and seemingly obtains the only known copy of the infamous 18 1/12 minute gap of the Nixon tapes.  I’m a sucker for politically driven narratives with such classics as ‘All The President’s Men’ and ‘Good Night and Good Luck’, so when…

  • May 29, 2022

    ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Review: An Enjoyable The-Force-Awakens-esque Cinematic Experience

    ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ Review: An Enjoyable The-Force-Awakens-esque Cinematic Experience

    Letting go is hard. It’s something that if it’s not properly channeled it can consume your very soul. That’s the deep rooted thematic premise in the new entry in the Top Gun franchise, 𝑻𝒐𝒑 𝑮𝒖𝒏: 𝑴𝒂𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒄𝒌, directed by Joseph Kosinski. The movie is technically very well made. The action set pieces are majestic and demand…

  • May 29, 2022

    ‘The Bob’s Burgers Movie’ Review: A Burger Flippin’ Good Time

    ‘The Bob’s Burgers Movie’ Review: A Burger Flippin’ Good Time

    I’ve been a fan of the dysfunctional yet grounded Belcher family since its inception way back in 2011. Bob is always the nervous Gen X’er trying to survive with his failing family restaurant. Linda is the very hyper and positive mom who does everything in her power to keep the family afloat. Louise is the…

  • May 18, 2022

    ‘Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers’ Review: A Nostalgia, Easter-Egg, Cameo Filled Extravaganza With Something To Say

    ‘Chip ‘n Dale: Rescue Rangers’ Review: A Nostalgia, Easter-Egg, Cameo Filled Extravaganza With Something To Say

    Disney+ newest film Chip ‘N Dale Rescue Rangers reunites our titular heroes Chip and Dale after 30 years since they aired their original TV show. Chip is working a day job and Dale is doing everything he can to stay relevant. Everything changes when they have to save a mutual friend from imminent danger. It’s…

  • May 4, 2022

    ‘In A New York Minute’ Review: A Compelling Yet Slightly Melodramatic Journey Of Three Chinese-American Women in NYC

    ‘In A New York Minute’ Review: A Compelling Yet Slightly Melodramatic Journey Of Three Chinese-American Women in NYC

    Ximan Li’s directorial debut, In A New York Minute, chronicles the story of three Chinese-American women in New York, a food critic (Amy Chang), an aspiring actress (Yi Liu), and an escort (Celia Au), as they struggle to overcome their fears, pains and aspirations to achieve their dreams and ambitions. The three narratives interconnect ever so…

  • April 21, 2022

    ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ Review: The Ultimate Nick-Cagiest Film To Rule Them All

    ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’ Review: The Ultimate Nick-Cagiest Film To Rule Them All

    Nicolas Cage stars as Nick Cage, in a heightened interpretation of himself, in the newest action-comedy film directed by Tom Gormican titled ‘The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent’. The titular character is struggling with financial woes, family drama, and creative bankruptcy. Luckily he gets a $1 million dollar gig to assist a giant birthday party of a…

  • April 12, 2022

    ‘Reign of Chaos’ Review: A Not So Apocalyptic Apocalypse

    ‘Reign of Chaos’ Review: A Not So Apocalyptic Apocalypse

    Left Films presents the latest film from director Rebecca Matthews, ‘Reign of Chaos’. The film is set in a post-apocalyptic landscape with the evil Lord Chaos turning most of humanity into zombie-like creatures. Three young sisters (Rebecca Finch, Georgia Wood, and Rita Di Tuccio), descendants of the Goddess Nike, have to unite in order to…

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