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Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny feels like the type of sequel that aimed to capture the magic of its predecessors, had worthwhile intentions, and a talented cast, but it just never properly materialized.
‘The Childe’ continues the South Korean trend of delivering refreshing character driven thrillers that blow Hollywood out of the water.
‘One Night with Adela’ may not always work in its execution, but it ultimately delivers an insanely tense, fury-infused experience.
‘Cinnamon’ boasts strong characters, poignant performances, and one hell of a screenplay from a first time director.
Even though the film has a fair share of chuckle worthy moments, Asteroid City shamelessly rolls around in its eccentricities and unapologetic blundering demeanor with no real depth or character development whatsoever.
Jennifer Lawrence’s ‘No Hard Feelings’ isn’t awful, but it’s held back by its inability to commit to the ‘sex comedy’ genre.
Pacing issues aside, Guy Ritchie’s The Covenant is one of the strongest movies that he has directed in the last few years.
The main story of The Flash regarding time travel and how it all plays out is solid even if everyone, including the audience, knows it’s the dumbest thing in the world to do. But the film is overwhelmingly goofy and the jokes never land properly.
Transformers: Rise of the Beasts is a pointless entry in the live-action Transformers film franchise. The Beasts Wars characters are forgettable, the attempts at humor are excruciatingly lame, Optimus Prime is a huge jerk, and the action is trash.