Lolo Loves Films

After 40 years as a franchise, us fans thought we knew every beat and every possible direction this series could go. Leave it to Rian Johnson to prove us wrong. As a director, Johnson has broken protocol with past endeavors into the Star Wars univ... Read the full review »

This film deals with complex political ideals of isolationism versus duty to the global community. T'Challa as a character has a very good arc in that aspect as his views on the situation evolve over the course of the film, as do his views towards... Read the full review »

"Peter Rabbit" is a bit of a mixed bag for us, but we will admit, there's a lot more to enjoy about this movie than we expected. What we liked most was the sweet relationship between Domhnall Gleeson's Thomas and Rose Byrne's Bea, who are both sli... Read the full review »

There are many stunning visuals in "Annihilation." In the span of just a few seconds, Garland's rainbow Shimmer-world becomes a deadly nightmare full of creatures that will scare the pants off even seasoned horror fan. Some scenes have very tense... Read the full review »

Comedies that feature ordinary people who get placed in extreme situations that they initially thought were fake are par for the course in the genre...We can now happily add "Game Night" to our list of favorites. This film is anchored by a couple... Read the full review »

The concept is what makes "Every Day" unique because it gets to explore love beyond the physical aspect of it. It deals with themes including true love being on the inside, that it doesn't matter what the person you love looks like or what social... Read the full review »

Red Sparrow can be an interesting, slow-burning spy thriller with a lot of twists and turns. During its (extremely long) runtime, we were never entirely sure what angle Dominika was playing. We were left continually wondering who she was working f... Read the full review »

It's clear to us that director Ava DuVernay had a lot of dazzling effects and visual intricacies that she wanted to include here, but she forfeited a lot in the way of storytelling to get her ultimate final product. Flashy make-up and interesting... Read the full review »