What once felt fresh now feels forced in this chaotic and confusing sequel.
Tag: Jamie Lee Curtis
“The Last Showgirl”
From its uniquely female lens, the film captures the gradual acceptance of a fading spotlight with a graceful authenticity that really hits home.
“Haunted Mansion”
Made for fans of the Disney parks who have a passion for the original attraction, the film isn’t an instant classic: but it’s inventive, fun, and a great way to spend a couple of hours this summer.
“Everything Everywhere All at Once”
Embraces chaos and defies categorization with frantic, eclectic, pure cinematic anarchy.
“Knives Out”
The film is not as clever as it thinks it is, and it’s a letdown when the big reveal and twist is finally exposed.
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