Series and Movie Reviews
Two new releases take on VENOM: THE LAST DANCE this weekend: CONCLAVE, featuring a powerhouse cast including Ralph Fiennes, Stanley Tucci, John Lithgow, and Isabella Rossellini, and YOUR MONSTER, a surreal romance starring Melissa Barrera.
After more than a decade, Eugenio Derbez makes his return to Spanish-language comedy with Y Llegaron de Noche for TelevisaUnivision's streaming platform, VIX. This original series is based on the fascinating true events surrounding the making of the Spanish version of the 1931 classic DRACULA. Film history enthusiasts are sure to enjoy the lighthearted take on the early years of Universal's iconic Classic Monsters franchise.
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Diego Luna and Gael García Bernal reunite on screen for the first time in 16 years since RUDO Y CURSI (2008), starring in the boxing thriller La Máquina. This highly anticipated project brings the two Mexican actors back together, this time in a story that begins as a sports drama but quickly evolves into a high-stakes thriller.
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Writer/director Parker Finn delivers a scarier and gorier SMILE sequel. The intensity doesn’t let up the entire run time, leaving you exhausted (in a good way) by the end.
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As anticipated, JOKER: FOLIE À DEUX is primarily a "boy meets girl" love story, but with a twist—it’s told through the lens of a musical. This sequel reimagines the dynamic between Joker (Joaquin Phoenix) and Lady Gaga’s Harleen Quinzel, flipping the script on their relationship. Much like 2019’s JOKER, Todd Phillips delivers another thought-provoking film, one that distances itself from traditional DC properties, except for a surprising twist at the end. It's the kind of movie audiences will either love or loathe.
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LEE star and producer, Kate Winslet turns in a riveting performance as Miller whose experience as a World War II photojournalist broke her free spirit. .
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Francis Ford Coppola's MEGALOPOLIS is a head-scratcher from start to finish, feeling more like a Terrence Malick film than one from the legendary director of APOCALYPSE NOW and THE GODFATHER. While the premise offers an intriguing concept, the muddled storyline and absence of a clear protagonist leave it feeling disjointed. The saving grace, however, comes from the eccentric performances of Shia LaBeouf and Aubrey Plaza, which add a spark of unpredictability to an otherwise chaotic film.
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Before Megatron and Optimus Prime were sworn enemies, they were good friends in the origin story, TRANSFORMERS ONE. The animation pops off the screen on an IMAX projection, and Optimus Prime's birth will send chills down your spine.
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Marvel Television's Agatha All Along gives off witchy chick vibes with Kathryn Hahn leading the coven in her usual quirky energy with Aubrey Plaza stealing some of her thunder in later episodes.
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Edie Falco is empty-nester Wanda, a divorced mother of two needy adult children in I’LL BE RIGHT THERE. Falco delivers a very grounded portrayal of a mother who doesn't know when to quit mothering.
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