The Genius Lizard

Legend of the Sword is no legendary movie. Jude Law and Aiden Gillen are reduced into one-dimensional figures in a head-scratching historical fiction that seems too jumbled to watch. Read the full review »

Everything, Everything contains everything you could never possibly imagine happening from the unbelievable storyline to the awful twists and turns. In fact, this reminded me of The Space Between Us. Read the full review »

Mr. and Mrs. Cruz is a bittersweet, painfully realistic, and adventurous ride with two mesmerizing characters with different perspectives on love, marriage, regrets, and goodbyes. Sure, it doesn't deserve its two and a half hour time, but it's wor... Read the full review »

Wonder Woman is a jaw-dropping, action-packed, and awe-inspiring spectacle that transcends through the typical superhero tropes and signatures. With stellar performances from a talented cast headed by Gal Gadot, improved antagonists, and a powerfu... Read the full review »

The Circle just gets everything wrong. Filled with plastic characters, a laughably awful script, and ridiculous twists and turns. There's no real story in the movie. Just bits and pieces of plot points, that never really develop and resolve anythi... Read the full review »

Curiosity is indeed the major foundation of this film. Being someone who isn't familiar to Madalyn Murray O'Hair, I'm glad it introduced to me a forgotten icon in an interesting tale about religion and reputation. Read the full review »

The Discovery starts with an intriguing and thought-provoking first act, until it drags down being a dull and ridiculous science-fiction that never cohesively explains its storyline. And why is Robert Redford here? Read the full review »

Luca Guadagnino's predecessor to Call Me By Your Name has the same sensual and erotic journey of our main characters as they explore the different sides of love and friendship. It's a remarkable escapism that feels real, painful and mysterious at... Read the full review »

Pet Sematary is a serviceable psychological-thriller that is dumb from a script writing perspective, but suspenseful from its scares. Read the full review »

The Big Sick is uplifting to watch, and wholly delightful as a representation of religion tearing a family apart and culture as a boundary to happily ever after. There are no human antagonists here. The real enemies are culture, health illnesses,... Read the full review »

The Last Face contains the cheesiest scenes you could ever see from two Academy award winners. But if you think that's bad, there's nothing more awkward than the love scenes of Charlize Theron and Javier Bardem. Read the full review »