This sports biopic doesn’t quite find the right balance between celebrating its subject’s achievements and confronting her trauma.
This sports biopic doesn’t quite find the right balance between celebrating its subject’s achievements and confronting her trauma.
With a gripping narrative that evolves from mundane to horrific, the film offers a thought-provoking study of a psychological breakdown.
An emotionally hollow film about a man’s flight from slavery.
The majority of the film’s characters are invisible, unhoused, and living in the woods. To call them isolationists seems unfair: they simply find their own human connections through privacy. Who are we to say what defines a home?
Not only is this unsophisticated movie a complete and utter mess, it’s not even entertaining.
LOUISA: MATT: LOUISA SAYS: “Hell or High Water” is one of those little movies that comes strolling along out of nowhere and proceeds to knock