Little is a fantasy comedy about an overbearing boss accidentally becoming young again. Jordan Sanders (Regina Hall) is forced to relive the life of her younger self (Marsai Martin) back as a 13-year-old at school. Her underappreciated assistant, April (Issa Rae), attempts to make her life easier while taking over the reins of the tech business. The storyline is a bit … [Read more...] about Little – Film Review
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The Man Who Killed Don Quixote – Film Review
It took James Cameron 10 years to realise Avatar. Doesn’t seem such a long stretch when you consider director Terry Gilliam’s obsession with Don Quixote. A project he began back in 1989, stop-started twice, and is now ready for the world to see. Adam Driver stars as Toby, an arrogant commercials director shooting on location in Spain. One evening a mysterious Gypsy … [Read more...] about The Man Who Killed Don Quixote – Film Review
Hellboy – Film Review
Even if one was able to cast aside in their mind the Guillermo del Toro-helmed Hellboy (2004) and its sequel The Golden Army (2008), Neil Marshall's excessive 2019 take would still be considered a trash fire of epic proportions. Serving as a reboot of the cult Dark Horse Comics character rather than a continuation, Marshall's hot mess of a movie touches a similar base as to … [Read more...] about Hellboy – Film Review
The Aftermath – Film Review
The Aftermath is a set after the end of the war in Germany, with a love triangle set up between the three main characters. Rachel Morgen (Keira Knightly) is grieving her son’s death, while she tries to reconnect with her husband, Lewis (Jason Clarke). He has been absent working as a British colonel. Now he is attempting to rebuild Hamburg and keep the peace. The couple … [Read more...] about The Aftermath – Film Review
Missing Link – Film Review
Continuing to perfect the photorealistic landscapes they have brought to their other features thus far, Laika's unique streak of stop-motion animated story-telling reaches its most accessible peak with Missing Link. As conventional as Chris Butler's adventure tale is though - the filmmaker helming Laika's spooky offering ParaNorman, as well as earning story credit for both … [Read more...] about Missing Link – Film Review