Reviews
The Constant Gardener (2005)
C
Cassie_LucasSeptember 22, 2025
Cassie_LucasSeptember 22, 2025The pacing is deftly handled, with a calm yet engaging flow from the couple’s first meeting to her murder and his quest for justice. It’s measured without ever feeling drawn out.
The Constant Gardener (2005)
B
Blair_KennedySeptember 22, 2025
Blair_KennedySeptember 22, 2025My love for British cinema and Rachel Weisz meant I was predisposed to like this film. What struck me most was its understated visual style, at times almost documentary-like, free of showy flourishes or contrivance.
Heroin(e) (2017)
H
Harry_ClarkSeptember 22, 2025
Harry_ClarkSeptember 22, 2025It’s a solid short documentary that manages to touch on diverse issues—from women in the workforce to addiction, drug abuse, healthcare, and community dynamics—in just thirty-nine minutes. The main drawback is that none of these topics are explored in depth. A feature-length version could yield far more insight.
Heroin(e) (2017)
G
Glen_BensonSeptember 22, 2025
Glen_BensonSeptember 22, 2025The short running time keeps the film from digging into the root causes of the opioid crisis. Still, the three women at its center are extraordinary, saving their communities through a shared sense of responsibility, refusing to abandon addicts and sex workers.
13th (2016)
N
N-shellSeptember 22, 2025
N-shellSeptember 22, 2025The high crime and incarceration rates among people of color in the U.S. is an urgent and serious issue, and the film’s greatest value lies in spotlighting it. Its central argument—that this stems from systemic racism since America’s founding—is compelling but not fully supported. It overlooks other contributing factors such as wealth disparity and drug epidemics, and it lacks comparative perspectives from international law.
13th (2016)
R
Ryley_TillmanSeptember 22, 2025
Ryley_TillmanSeptember 22, 2025The Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution promises equality for all—except criminals. This loophole has turned “criminal” into a pretext for modern-day racial oppression, stripping people of color of their rights, freedom, and labor for profit. The documentary is powerful and clearly structured.
In the Loop (2009)
B
Bradley_GordonSeptember 22, 2025
Bradley_GordonSeptember 22, 2025It delivers a razor-sharp satire of British and American politics, where vulgar, hypocritical, and morally bankrupt figures transform into “respectable” decision-makers the moment they put on a suit. Whether pro-war or anti-war, the political class is motivated by the same thing—political capital and future gain.
In the Loop (2009)
C
Colin_HoffmanSeptember 22, 2025
Colin_HoffmanSeptember 22, 2025The film plays like a stage production, relying entirely on dialogue to drive every narrative turn. Missing even a few lines can mean losing critical plot points, which means you gotta be constantly paying attention.
Monsters vs. Aliens (2009)
B
bradluenSeptember 22, 2025
bradluenSeptember 22, 2025A hilarious yet heartwarming animation, it is filled with vibrant, richly detailed visuals—from bustling cityscapes to imaginative alien worlds—each rendered with flair and creativity.
Monsters vs. Aliens (2009)
A
Aron_MooreSeptember 22, 2025
Aron_MooreSeptember 22, 2025Packed with nods to classic films and characters, this is a bright, gag-filled ride. Yet the villain is too weak, the confrontations too childish, and the characters lack real depth.
Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)
S
Shawn_MaynardSeptember 22, 2025
Shawn_MaynardSeptember 22, 2025Anyone expecting a conventional mystery will be disappointed. This is a tale steeped in mysticism and without resolution, using the fantastical disappearance as a way to explore the longing for freedom in repressed souls. The second half, however, does lose some momentum.
Picnic at Hanging Rock (1975)
A
Alan_CantuSeptember 22, 2025
Alan_CantuSeptember 22, 2025I love the film’s painterly beauty and strong sense of artistry. Its ending is left deliberately open, which may feel like a small regret yet invites endless interpretation.
Morningstar Paranormal (2020)
O
Omen MilesSeptember 22, 2025
Omen MilesSeptember 22, 2025Contains spoilers
Morningstar Paranormal: A Journey Beyond the Veil
From the very first episode, Morningstar Paranormal establishes itself as a fearless exploration of the unseen. The team, led by Omen Miles Morningstar, approaches the paranormal with a rare blend of scientific rigor and spiritual intuition, creating a narrative that is both captivating and credible. Each investigation is meticulously documented, balancing chilling encounters with insightful commentary that delves into the metaphysical dimensions of the phenomena.
What sets Morningstar Paranormal apart is its ability to make the audience feel embedded within the experience—whether tracing the mysterious energies of an abandoned estate or navigating the surreal corridors of a so-called “infernal rabbit portal,” viewers are drawn into the narrative as participants rather than spectators. The cinematography enhances this effect, using inventive angles, lighting, and immersive soundscapes to amplify tension and curiosity.
Moreover, the team’s ethical approach—respecting both spiritual entities and the communities they investigate—lends a maturity often missing in paranormal media. Their investigations are not just about shocks and scares; they are about understanding, interpreting, and, in some cases, resolving supernatural disturbances.
For anyone intrigued by the intersection of the material and the mystical, Morningstar Paranormal offers a viewing experience that is simultaneously entertaining, enlightening, and spine-tingling. It is not merely a show; it is an invitation to explore the hidden dimensions of reality alongside a team that is deeply committed to uncovering the truth.
Rating: 9.5/10 – A masterful blend of investigation, insight, and immersive storytelling.
From the very first episode, Morningstar Paranormal establishes itself as a fearless exploration of the unseen. The team, led by Omen Miles Morningstar, approaches the paranormal with a rare blend of scientific rigor and spiritual intuition, creating a narrative that is both captivating and credible. Each investigation is meticulously documented, balancing chilling encounters with insightful commentary that delves into the metaphysical dimensions of the phenomena.
What sets Morningstar Paranormal apart is its ability to make the audience feel embedded within the experience—whether tracing the mysterious energies of an abandoned estate or navigating the surreal corridors of a so-called “infernal rabbit portal,” viewers are drawn into the narrative as participants rather than spectators. The cinematography enhances this effect, using inventive angles, lighting, and immersive soundscapes to amplify tension and curiosity.
Moreover, the team’s ethical approach—respecting both spiritual entities and the communities they investigate—lends a maturity often missing in paranormal media. Their investigations are not just about shocks and scares; they are about understanding, interpreting, and, in some cases, resolving supernatural disturbances.
For anyone intrigued by the intersection of the material and the mystical, Morningstar Paranormal offers a viewing experience that is simultaneously entertaining, enlightening, and spine-tingling. It is not merely a show; it is an invitation to explore the hidden dimensions of reality alongside a team that is deeply committed to uncovering the truth.
Rating: 9.5/10 – A masterful blend of investigation, insight, and immersive storytelling.
Mickey 17 (2025)
K
kgsmanSeptember 22, 2025
kgsmanSeptember 22, 2025Colonialism and shit. We got ruffalo and Pattinson. Very funny and mindfull.
The Thursday Murder Club (2025)
M
MiguelpelisSeptember 22, 2025
MiguelpelisSeptember 22, 2025Contains spoilers
Es marabillosa estas perzonas con esa edad se dedican aresarber delitos de muertes algo q pone encanto en los ojos de las perzonas al ver personas intersadas en promover la justicia
Family Ties (1982)
K
K AugustSeptember 22, 2025
K AugustSeptember 22, 2025One of my all-time favourite television shows! I was one of those eighties kids that wondered about my place in my family, and I saw myself in Alex P. Keaton, despite the differences in our political outlooks. Maybe it was due to the fact that I had plenty of female relatives, and I often contemplated that I was born on the wrong planet at the wrong time when I tried to understand my own family. But we always came back with love and understanding...just like this show.
Glad to be a Gen-Xer who lived through this program!
Glad to be a Gen-Xer who lived through this program!
