Die Hard 4.0 hacks through a generic plot and grants access to exciting set pieces. The fourth Die Hard film, or as I like to call it "the last good Die Hard instalment", sees John McClane do what John McClane does best. Singlehandedly saving the... Read the full review »
Noah is flooded with artistic interpretation creating an inconsistent fantasy. Aronofsky is a visual auteur. One for infamously producing evocative imagery to convey the very essence of humanity. For him to helm the retelling of possibly one of th... Read the full review »
Whatever lied beyond the current of “The Curse Of La Llorona” is all but sunken under the weight of its own sins: cheap jumpscares, predictable storytelling and a formula that has been done to death to the point of over-saturation. It doesn�... Read the full review »
Street Fighter: The Legend of Chun-literally becoming Caucasian. Come on! Even if Kreuk is of Asian descent, she's blatantly miscast considering her character is predominantly Asian when portrayed as a young girl (and the source material). Laughab... Read the full review »
@LifeAtTheMovies Letterboxd does offer export capabilities, so I will look into adding the ability to import into FilmFed from a Letterboxd export.
Thank you for the suggestions!
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I want a full movie of RBG and Scalia's friendship. That is the movie that Washington needs to see today. You can vehemently disagree with someone and still call them a friend. As a documentary, this was okay. Nothing really special except a speci... Read the full review »
Wow. I think it says something about the state of Hollywood that the same actress who leads this film, could also be Oscar-nominated for a nuanced and touching performance in Can You Ever Forgive Me? This is Sesame Street, meets Who Framed Roger R... Read the full review »
Feels like a missed opportunity. They could have gotten Holly Hunter instead of Selma Blair, and marketed it as Killing Arizona. Read the full review »
Jennifer Fox, thank you for telling your tale. Hopefully, this film will give others the power to unearth long suppressed pain and hurt. This was powerful. Laura Dern was amazing and the child actors which I didn't recognize but I'm sure I will se... Read the full review »
So I actually enjoyed this more than I thought I would. I’ve pretty much lost all hope for M. Night Shamalayan, but Split was pretty good because of James McAvoy’s great performance, and this is Split 2. I seriously doubt that there was any in... Read the full review »
I'll start by saying that I was never able to get into the Dark tower stuff when I was younger. I think it was because I couldn't keep up with all the stories being out of order and tied together making one huge 6000-page monstrosity. I just didn'... Read the full review »
This will be my new standard for dark comedy when someone asks for an example. Great cast, and bleak writing. I'm so glad they didn't try to do accents, that would have been terrible. Read the full review »
While I loved Won't You Be My Neighbor, I can see why this won the Oscar. Perhaps if the only way they could access the archive footage of Fred Rogers was by hanging 3000 feet in the air then it would have had a chance.
In the end, I was a little... Read the full review »
Van Sant was looking for an emotionally scarred loner with a heart of Gold. Joaquin Phoenix has already done this role in Her, The Master, Walk the Line, You Were Never Really Here, and maybe even Joker later this year. It doesn't feel like it giv... Read the full review »
Big meets Instant Family. Zachary Levi was great! 6 years of Chuck trained him well. I love that DC finally figured out that it needs to be the goofy comic book company that it is. Read the full review »
I never caught up with Joe Cornish's debut Attack the Block despite hearing good things about it. I'm afraid that his sophomore effort does not make me eager to check it out. Besides a delightful Merlin, often portrayed by Patrick Stewart wearing... Read the full review »
I hope we don't have to wait nine years for Tamara Jenkins' third film. I loved Savages, but I had forgotten all about it until I was looking at the credits after watching this very moving and intensely personal portrait. I feel like Jenkins was c... Read the full review »
This hits me hard because I can see myself in the lead character who falls hard for a girl that’s not really that into him. But I would love to see this move retold from Summer’s perspective as she deals with unwanted come-ons and guys that ge... Read the full review »
When I first saw the trailers for Us, I was hyped. I loved Get Out and I think Jordan Peele has such a great vision and his comedy background gives him the ability to layer meaning in ways that many people just don't have. I thought from watching... Read the full review »
This was a really weird prequel to Captain Marvel. I'm glad to know that Brie Larson grew up after her hallucinogenic event and went on to fly jets and become a total badass. My theory is that Samuel L. Jackson is her guardian angel.
In reality,... Read the full review »
Beyond some rocking set design, this was entirely mediocre. It took me too long to recognize that it was fake Jessica Chastain. I'm surprised it wasn't worse than it was. I wouldn't be surprised if we do see a sequel. They set it up hard enough at... Read the full review »
The best thing these documentarians could have done would have been to fund a private direct flight from Cape Town, South Africa to New Zealand over Antartica. Put all these Flat earth leaders on the plane and just record the reactions. That will... Read the full review »
I don't see why this film is getting so much hate. I thought it was a charming movie about an eccentric victim who is dealing with PTSD, addiction, and mental illness overcoming his demons and embracing the love that his community surrounds him wi... Read the full review »