The Uninvited Review: A Compelling, Heartfelt Comedy About Women & Aging In Hollywood
The Uninvited gently & comically grapples with the parts we leave behind and the frustration of moving forward when age becomes a case of dismissal.
The Uninvited gently & comically grapples with the parts we leave behind and the frustration of moving forward when age becomes a case of dismissal.
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Julian Dennison gives a poignant performance as a mixed Māori teen confronting his ambitions and identity in this laugh-out-loud New Zealand dramedy.
Frida explores the life of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo using her own words, painting a compelling picture of her life in this striking documentary.
Despite awkward dialogue and too much magical meddling, Netflix's Irish Wish helped along by a swoon-worthy Ed Speleers and Lindsay Lohan.
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Mark Wahlberg leads a good ensemble cast while sweetly interacting with Arthur the dog, making for a cute and heartwarming adventure story.
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Damsel is a lifeless experience. The filmmakers assembled the constituent parts of a fantasy adventure film, but the connective tissue is paper-thin.
The comedy-drama Accidental Texan intends to pull viewers in with an unlikely friendship and heartwarming story, but the film mostly feels forced.
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I went into Julio Torres’ Problemista with a clear idea of what I thought I was getting, but the A24 movie just wears that expectation like a coat.