Takes a thoughtful, interesting, and cautionary tale about the perils of modern dating and tacks on an icky third act that results in a massive misfire.
“Mafia Mamma”
A vapid comedy that feels like it was crafted by a soccer mom groupthink that’s desperate to be hip and edgy. This movie is terrible.
“Frybread Face and Me”
It’s the heartfelt sentiment behind the film, which features a charming Native American cast and a story that amplifies Indigenous voices through cinema, that makes it feel so special.
“The New Americans: Gaming a Revolution”
An energetic documentary about the younger generation of disenfranchised Wall Street disruptors who are unafraid to lose it all, if it means they can shake things up and change the world.
“No Ordinary Campaign”
A by-the-book documentary that tackles a timely subject with compassion and grace, as an ALS patient fights government red tape with the hope that he can change a broken system.
“Northern Comfort”
A dreadful comedy about fearful flyers that sounds good on paper, but is poorly executed in every possible way.
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