I wish there was more to Strange Way of Life. Almodóvar’s short feels like just a piece of a larger story, one that might’ve been great.
As a short, it just feels incomplete and rushed, resting on endless exposition than genuine connection. Hawke and Pascal are great though.
THE WONDERFUL STORY OF HENRY SUGAR is playful, brisk short that perfectly utilizes Wes Anderson’s trademarked style.
It’s essentially a staged reading of the story, but the insane set design and rapid-fire line readings are impossible to look away from.
This wont win over new fans, but it’s a solid, fast-paced watch.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness feels thrown together. Some of it works, some of it doesn’t, but it feels surprisingly bland. The story never connects emotionally, which makes it hard to care deeply.
For a multiverse movie, this felt weirdly contained, and honestly a little forgettable.
Elizabeth Olsen always shines as Wanda, and Cumberbatch has plenty to play with in these universes. There are flairs of Raimi’s style from time to time, and this is the closest we may…
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is blockbuster filmmaking on another level. It surpasses the incredible first film with high stakes and and thrilling world-building.
The entire ensemble is phenomenal, but Tenoch Huerta bursts onto the scene with a brilliant, complex turn as Namor.
The cinematography, score, visual effects - everything is even better than before. Some of the best crafts in any Marvel film. A breath of fresh air all around.
It’s an emotional, dark journey, leading to a full-scale war, but always feels personal. This may be the best Marvel movie yet.
