A Marvel film that dares to slow down, let its characters breathe, and ask what happens after the heroics stop and the guilt sets in.
Author: Screen Zealots
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Aesthetically stunning, politically charged, and emotionally complex, the film is best suited for viewers ready to engage with its slow pacing and abstract rhythms.
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While it may not appeal to every aesthetic taste, there’s no denying the cohesion between the film’s distorted visuals and thematic ambitions.
“The Ruse”
A barely serviceable low-rent ghost story that never quite rises above B-grade mediocrity.
“Another Simple Favor”
A complete mess of lazy writing, shallow characters, and uninspired twists.
“Good Boy”
A solid indie horror experiment that manages to be spooky, strange, and surprisingly heartfelt.
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