Alina Faulds 12/31/19 Alina Faulds 12/31/19

Alina Fauld's BEST OF 2019

Owen Hiscock 12/31/19 Owen Hiscock 12/31/19

Owen Hiscock's BEST OF 2019

Sumer Singh 12/30/19 Sumer Singh 12/30/19

Hoshiai no sora (Stars Align) - Season 1

Suffice to say that one could not praise the show enough for how it uses its limitations as its strength to create something masterful

Sumer Singh 12/30/19 Sumer Singh 12/30/19

Sumer Singh's BEST OF 2019

Alina Faulds 12/30/19 Alina Faulds 12/30/19

You - Season 2

You asks the viewer to question how far their empathy goes, to the victims or to the love-obsessed killer, crafting quite the profound character study throughout for a compelling impact.

Jak Luke Sharp 12/29/19 Jak Luke Sharp 12/29/19

Jak-Luke Sharp's BEST OF 2019

Kyle Krieghbaum 12/29/19 Kyle Krieghbaum 12/29/19

Don't Let Go

Boasting a terrific premise but sticking to a somewhat conventional narrative, Don’t Let Go is an entertaining film that leaves much to be desired

Alina Faulds 12/29/19 Alina Faulds 12/29/19

Little Women

Greta Gerwig delivers on all the classic aspects of the novel while also modernizing the film to reflect today’s brand of feminism

Sumer Singh 12/28/19 Sumer Singh 12/28/19

Akira - 30th Anniversary

It is nostalgic yet contemporary feeling, it is fast-paced yet divinely deep, it is colourful yet depressingly bleak, and its elements are that of fantasy yet are showcased with a sense of reality

Alina Faulds 12/28/19 Alina Faulds 12/28/19

The Witcher

A standard entry into the fantasy genre, the first season leaves much of the world unexplored and though it starts off slowly, it becomes much more interesting as the episodes progress away from world-building and focus on the characters

Carson Timar 12/23/19 Carson Timar 12/23/19

I Lost My Body (J'ai perdu mon corps)

A piece that is bold and experimental, creating a compelling and emotional tale unlike anything else to come out this year

Paul Price 12/22/19 Paul Price 12/22/19

Cats

Every viewer of Cats has to make a choice: will they try to stay objective, keeping a mental distance from these horrifically rendered chimaeras with the mutated faces of some of the world’s most recognizable talent, or will they allow themselves to fall head-first down the rabbit hole

Guest User 12/22/19 Guest User 12/22/19

Tenet (Prologue)

If this is truly a taste of what will be seen next July, then it is clear that Tenet has the right pieces to become Christopher Nolan’s magnum opus

Jasim Perales 12/21/19 Jasim Perales 12/21/19

Rick and Morty - Season 4: Part One

In the first half of its fourth season, Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon’s comedically cerebral animated brainchild remains more committed than ever to this premise and by extension, the preservation of the status quo

Jak Luke Sharp 12/21/19 Jak Luke Sharp 12/21/19

Lucy in the Sky

Without Portman's outstanding talent, Noah Hawley's directorial debut befalls a cruel fate of avant-garde absurdity

Jasim Perales 12/20/19 Jasim Perales 12/20/19

Parasite: The Monumental Rise of a Modern Masterpiece

Since its release, Parasite has continued to prove itself to be a widespread and vital cultural phenomenon. Jasim Perales takes a deeper look into the modern masterpiece

Alejandro Clarke 12/20/19 Alejandro Clarke 12/20/19

Uncut Gems

“The Safdie Brothers prove once again that they are directors unmatched with Uncut Gems”

Justin Caunan 12/20/19 Justin Caunan 12/20/19

The Nightingale

Kent follows up her directorial debut, The Babadook, with a daring and harrowing examination of colonialism and abuse during 18th century Tasmania that proves itself to be a confronting, yet tricky film to watch

Jak Luke Sharp 12/19/19 Jak Luke Sharp 12/19/19

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker

The Rise of Skywalker is a chaotic disappointment, from its incongruous start to its fumbled and laborious finish

Jak Luke Sharp 12/19/19 Jak Luke Sharp 12/19/19

Abominable

Abdominable maintains the dull and generic Western ideals that cause far more issues and concerns than complaints of being an unoriginal and dull affair