This Blumhouse-Netflix venture proves itself as one of 2018's own pleasant surprises.
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Category: 3½ Stars
The Sisters Brothers Review: Fun Western That Doesn’t Quite Boast the Most of Its Talent
French filmmaker Jacques Audiard's first English language film is fun, if one that doesn't use up its talents to the max.
Green Book Review: An Entertaining, If Hokey Tale of a Near-Impossible Friendship
Peter Farrelly's first solo film may or may not be a big awards contender.
Elle Fanning Embodies Pure ‘Teen Spirit’ in Teen Spirit: TIFF Review
Max Minghella's directorial debut carries the energy one would want to expect from the overwhelming feeling of being put in the spotlight.
Review: Sierra Burgess is Sweet, Different, Funny, and Also a Loser
Though it comes together in a way that's disappointingly flat, there's a lot to like in this Netflix teen romcom.
Crazy Rich Asians is an Important Step Forward for Asian Representation in Hollywood
This may be a baby step for Asian representation from a Hollywood studio, but it's still an important one nevertheless.
Miss Stevens Review: A Film So Simple and Earnest, It’s Likeable
Julia Hart's directorial debut sets a bright future for herself.
