Movie review: ‘Heart Eyes’ is campy, bloody, cheesy, and romantic
“Heart Eyes” combines both romance and horror, making for one of the most over-the-top date night movies I’ve seen.
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“Heart Eyes” combines both romance and horror, making for one of the most over-the-top date night movies I’ve seen.
“Wolf Man” is flawed with clumsy writing, but the modern telling of a Universal Classic Monsters story is undoubtedly well-directed and -acted.
Despite me knowing nothing of Robbie Williams, “Better Man” manages to entertain as one of the most ambitious biopics of all time.
“Mufasa: The Lion King” — despite negative expectations — is a deeply emotional film with great music and incredible visuals.
“Moana 2” music doesn’t come close to being as good as the first, but the sequel boasts an incredible story with breathtaking visuals.
“Gladiator II” feels like a lazy rehash of a story we’ve seen before, but when the film works, it’s quite entertaining.
“Wicked” manages to live up to 20+ years of hype and might be one of the greatest stage-to-screen movie adaptations of all time.
“Red One” is an outlandish Christmas movie, and I enjoyed the wacky world-building more than I anticipated.
“Joker: Folie à Deux” is a beautifully crafted film led by great performances, yet somehow the story has no substance with nothing new to say.
“The Wild Robot” is easily the best animated film of the year and may even enter the ranks of one of the best DreamWorks films of all time.