Ishirô Honda's start to the iconic monster film franchise remains the king of all monster movies.
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‘Godzilla’ Review: Living Underneath the Trauma of Post-WWII Japan
Category: Jaime’s Reviews
What you’ll find here are the reviews written by none other than our founder, Jaime Rebanal.
‘Beau Travail’ Review: A Celebration of Claire Denis’s Magnificent Work
Claire Denis's 1999 film deconstructs the masculine instinct to its core.
“Pokémon: Detective Pikachu” Review: Bizarre Charms Don’t Reach Their Peak But Remain Entertaining
The first live-action Pokémon film might convert young kids into new fans, but it still misses the heights of its potential.
“Avengers: Endgame” Review: Achieving a Sense of Finality Within the Marvel Cinematic Universe
A final showdown with Thanos also provides a perfect culmination for the 22-film story established by the Marvel Cinematic Universe over the course of eleven years.
Another Side to a Familiar Coin in Werner Herzog and André Singer’s ‘Meeting Gorbachev’: Tribeca Review
Werner Herzog and André Singer invite you to look at the final leader of the Soviet Union in a new light.
‘House of Hummingbird’ and the Importance Within Insignificance: Tribeca Review
Bora Kim's directorial debut is far more than a wonderful coming-of-age tale, but also a tale of self-discovery.
Booksmart Review: Emotionally Honest and Wholly Funny Debut Sets Forth Olivia Wilde as a Filmmaker to Look Out For
Olivia Wilde's directorial debut is a crazy high school movie, yet also a whole lot more too.
