The film can’t resist falling back into the same old MCU habits, piling on universe building until the heart of the story gets buried.
Tag: Florence Pugh
“Thunderbolts*”
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.
“We Live in Time”
A highly emotional tearjerker about love, family, and the choices that define our lives.
“Oppenheimer”
This historical biopic about the father of the atomic bomb raises moral and ethical questions that are poignant, chilling, and relevant.
“Don’t Worry Darling”
As a woman, I appreciate the film’s sentiment and the feminist lens in which its presented, but I just wish it had been more successful overall.
“Black Widow”
Takes a character that’s not very interesting and tells her story in a way that makes us care.
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