Feels unmistakably ’80s in spirit, capturing the era’s look, rhythm, and atmosphere without leaning on nostalgia, making the darker turns all the more unsettling.
Tag: Ewan McGregor
“Bleeding Love”
A series of exhausted, trite, strained relationship, addiction, and reconnection tropes that are screaming with conventionality.
“Mother, Couch”
A challenging film that’s more interested in setting an overall existential mood than presenting an engaging narrative.
“Guillermo del Toro’s Pinocchio”
An original, unforgettable, enchanted nightmare of a film that gives a much darker take on the classic fairy tale story.
“Raymond & Ray”
A simple but insightful look at broken relationships, this story is about grief and moving on: even if it means reinventing yourself.
“Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)”
The type of scrappy mayhem that gives a sparkle of excitement to the mostly bland and boring DCEU.
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