Reviews
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‘Damsel’ Review: Drier Than Dirt, and Funnier Too
“You gave me mixed signals.”
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‘Bleeding Steel’ Review: Jackie Chan’s Latest Is a Bonkers Slice of Action/Sci-Fi
Jackie Chan returns to Australia, but this is no First Strike.
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‘Under The Tree’ Review: Grief and Sorrow Blind Rationality
Eventually, Under the Tree sinks your soul into unexpected hopelessness and despair, but its introspective story and stark foreignness provide a poignant escape from the mindless summer blockbusters we’re so inundated with.
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‘Sicario: Day of the Soldado’ Review: A Familiar Plot Executed with Thrilling Precision
“Fucking Mondays, huh?”
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NYAFF 2018: ‘We Will Not Die Tonight’ Delivers a Brutal and Bloody Fight for Survival
17th New York Asian Film Festival runs Jun 29 – Jul 15, 2018
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‘Ant-Man and the Wasp’ Review: Plentiful Laughs with Miniature Concerns
Paul Rudd and Evangeline Lilly return in a pleasANT sequel.
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‘Dark River’ Review: A Tired Drama that Lives Down to its Name
A melancholic ode to how the past haunts the present, Dark River ironically plays through like a lackluster echo of films that have come before.
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‘Ideal Home’ Review: Paul Rudd and Steve Coogan Dazzle In an Ill-Fitted Story
Not all of this movie’s shortcomings can be overlooked for a charming Paul Rudd and his nice beard.
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‘Tag’ Review: There Are Funnier Game Nights
As ensemble studio comedies go, this is definitely one of them.