An engrossing thriller that draws disturbing parallels between the radicalism of the past and the hate that still simmers today.
Tag: Tye Sheridan
“Asphalt City”
A nightmarish, gruesome look at the gritty reality of paramedics navigating the chaos and violence that beats beneath America’s urban jungle.
“The Tender Bar”
The big problem is that the lead character is uninteresting, the family is boring, and there isn’t a soul to root for.
“The Card Counter”
This intense drama has all the expected hallmarks of a Schrader film, but feels disappointing, pointless, and routine.
“Dark Phoenix”
It’s entertaining, but once I took an hour to reflect on the film as a whole, it became obvious that it really isn’t all that good.
“Ready Player One”
The legendary Steven Spielberg dishes out a liberal serving of memberberries piled-high atop a generic, hollow bowl.
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