An accurate, disturbing reflection of one woman’s rage that’s been modernized with this biting reimagining of a literary classic.
Tag: Tessa Thompson
“Creed III”
The hurried storytelling is frustrating, but the terrific performances and strong character development make this sequel much better than expected.
“Thor: Love and Thunder”
It’s never a good sign when a highly anticipated, mega-budget summer movie is so dull that you’d rather take a nap.
“Passing”
The timely issues of gender, identity, race, and class are squandered in a bland, boring wrapper.
“Men In Black International”
At best, this feels like a project that would be better suited as a direct to video release.
“Sorry to Bother You”
This outrageous film is a frenzy of social satire that’s as disheveled as it is provocative, and it’s a strong, audacious effort from a fresh and progressive new voice in cinema.
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