A highly personal film about a gay man’s experience in the Marines, most of the true story is compelling, but the narrative is overly simple and riddled with clichés.
“Triangle of Sadness”
This story of a cruise from hell is an achievement in satire that has much to say and does it well, wading through layers of stinging dialogue, sophisticated observations, and lots and lots of vomit.
“She Said”
Instead of offering new insight, the film fades into the void of forgettable procedural journalism films.
“White Noise”
Baumbach’s adapted script is loaded with witty intellectualism and patronizing dialogue, resulting in a project that comes across as being even more self-absorbed than usual.
“Violent Night”
The anti-Hallmark yuletide classic you’ve been waiting for.
“Food and Romance”
While this foodie romance features a predictable menu and a been-there, done-that premise, audiences aren’t being served a reheated plate of lukewarm leftovers.
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