It’s a shame when a solid lead performance is buried underneath a bummer of a movie, and that’s just what happens here.
“The Good House”
It’s always nice to see a substantial leading role for a mature female actor, and this film provides a great one for Sigourney Weaver.
“Silent Night”
An extremely bleak holiday movie that could perhaps become a tradition in certain acerbic households.
“No Time to Die”
This 007 story is forgettable, a film that’s more indulgent and exhausting than entertaining.
“The Electrical Life of Louis Wain”
When stripped of its manufactured whimsy, this is just another conventional biopic.
“The Other Tom”
There’s no easy answer to the problem of overmedicating children, but the film raises important questions on both sides and should get audiences talking.
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