Author: Renato Vieira

Joker: Folie À Deux is an insane, colorfully dark and unpredictable genre blend that at last captures the truism and essence of the Joker.

The Order is a melting pot of bleakness & tension where Kurzel’s trademark old-school moustachioed raw grit make for an arresting neo-western.

Babygirl works better as a compelling exploration of professional power dynamics, juggling too many individual pieces that work better in isolation.

MARIA’s atmospheric cinematography transports us to a time, a place, and a mood of sorrow and despair.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice immerses us in its cartoony world, but is too heavily plotted for its own good, unable to balance all its threads satisfyingly.

Everything you need to know about Digimon before Digimon Adventure 02: The Beginning. Great for newcomers or those who need a refresher.

Evil Does Not Exist is an uncertain slow-burn examination on the exact question its title proposes, but one that fails to be an impactful study of any depth.

The Boy and The Heron sees Miyazaki’s imagination and whimsy at their peak. Breath-taking animation and the wholesome score.

The Holdovers is a wholesome, beautifully vulnerable tale of kindness led by the treasured Paul Giamatti and a star-making turn by Dominic Sessa.

The Book Of Clarence is a sharp new take on the biblical epic. A memorable ensemble with countless scene-stealers topped by LaKeith Stanfield.