Jeremy Saulnier’s Green Room is a master work of tension and genre filmmaking, every frame matters, every beat is earned, every devilish laugh lands as you squirm from the edge to the back of your seat as the mayhem unfolds.
Read more "Green Room"Captain America: Civil War is another great entry into Cap’s saga, but the introduction of Spider-Man and wedging in every last MCU face feels too forced, even if those elements work on their own.
Read more "Captain America: Civil War"Keanu is a solid feature debut from the Key & Peele duo, who live in the absurdity of their premise and are not afraid to turn into it.
Read more "Keanu"Elvis & Nixon is pretty much a disaster, except for Michael Shannon’s fun take on Elvis, but I still don’t think that is enough for you to bother with the film.
Read more "Elvis & Nixon"Nicolas Winding Refn’s Drive turns five this year and it still stands up as one of the best films of the decade.
Read more "Drive: A Five Year Retrospective"Demolition sees Jean-Marc Vallée continuing to grow as a director, with Jake Gyllenhaal continuing the trend of delivering great lead performances for him.
Read more "Demolition"Everybody Wants Some!! is a solid entry from Richard Linklater that is propped up by a couple of compelling performances, but it rarely finds the heights we know the director can hit.
Read more "Everybody Wants Some!!"Midnight Special is another great film from Jeff Nichols, who continues to prove he is one of the best young directors to watch; especially when he’s in the sci-fi genre.
Read more "Midnight Special"Zootopia is another very good entry from Disney Animation Studios, with gorgeous visuals and some intriguing themes for a “kids” movie.
Read more "Zootopia"Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice is trying to do way too much, it rarely stops to breath, but if you are up for going with that crazy flow you will probably enjoy most of the experience.
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