Miss You Already is a classic tearjerker—with a predictable structure and a familiar emotional payoff. It’s the kind of film designed for a girls’ night in.
The protagonists of Tag were instantly likable from the opening minutes.
The premiere of A Quiet Place years ago reminded me of another film in which the protagonists’ family tries to save the youngest from a beast...
Joe Kidd is an entertaining film that can easily be watched and even recommended. Although it is not particularly engaging, it is also not boring.
Searching is not a film that struggles to capture online reality. Fortunately, it avoids simplistic cynicism or the tired tendency to demonize technology.
I instinctively lumped Ghostland together with horror films without any arthouse ambition. I was so wrong — I still feel chills as I write these words.
The Two Faces of January proved to be an imperfect film—one that nonetheless offered a fair amount of pleasure to admirers of this kind of criminal...
Like most family films, The War with Grandpa carries a moral, boiling down to the (perfectly valid) notion that peace is always preferable to war
Between a family drama and a blood-chilling story there is very little fluidity. And that is a pity, because The Monster could have been another gem...
Magical Nights is an enjoyable, witty film brimming with sharp dialogue. It lifts the spirits, especially for viewers deeply interested in Italian cinema.
