This is what happens when a writer starts and ends a screenplay with a single idea. Conceptually, Bloodshot should be fantastic, but it fails to capitalize on its biggest strengths.
While One Child Nation has some structural problems that toss the audience around quite a bit with misleading terminology, it’s ultimately a very fascinating and heart breaking experience.
Oh boy director Peter Berg (Battleship, Deepwater Horizon) is back with yet another borderline inexcusable mess of a motion picture.
Tell Me Who I Am is both emotionally conflicting and deeply disturbing in all the ways a harsh cut documentary should be. This talking head documentary follows the struggles of a twin whom had lost his memories at the age of 18 and how his brother helped him piece together everything about his past, but with shocking alterations to the truth.
Don’t Fuck With Cats is a haunting and terrifying look at serial killers in the modern age and how atrocity can be predicted and potentially stopped. This movie follows a group of internet vigilantes as they work to track down a sociopathic animal abuser
It’s so disheartening to watch as Kristen Stewart works so hard to pull a charred corpse from a burning building. 2019’s Charlie’s Angels fails on every single level. This movie starts off innocently enough, with the angels showing off some fantastic, albeit contextless, espionage on a a millionaire sexist trying to make a housewife out of working women.
American Factory is a fascinating look at misinformation and cultural differences as they take hold and contrast each other. This documentary published by Netflix follows a group of American factory workers as they become employed by, and work closely with, a group of Chinese industrialists.
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