Daniel Isn't Real
A decent starting point for director Adam Egypt Mortimer, who with a stronger cast next time around could very easily create something quite spectacular and more thematically impactful
Ophelia
Best described as if Tumblr had gotten the feature film rights to William Shakespeare — a recipe that is an utter and total painful disaster
Just Mercy
Just Mercy, while having an incredibly familiar narrative, does it right with a black lead for a black story and the result is a more than a terrific feature.
Dan Bremner's BEST OF 2019
Carson Timar's BEST OF 2019
The Grudge
A reliance on tropes causes The Grudge to quickly become more tedious than terrifying
Jexi
Jexi is a film that is bottom of the barrel comedy at every turn
Varda by Agnès
A must-watch film and gives Agnès the send-off she deserves
An Elephant Sitting Still
An Elephant Sitting Still is a lot to take in on initial viewing but it is a work that stays with audiences long after it has cut to black
John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch
John Mulaney & The Sack Lunch Bunch is a beautifully rendered look into the eyes, minds and voices of modern children and an exceptional comedic and musical experience
Portrait of a Lady on Fire
Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire is a gentle and sweeping romantic drama that lacks the tension and palpable energy to classify it as a masterpiece
His Dark Materials - Episode 7: The Fight to the Death + Episode 8: Betrayal
His Dark Materials ends its puzzling first season with a lacklustre cliffhanger
Alexander Holmes's BEST OF 2019
Golden Globes Predictions
Writer Diego Andaluz takes a look at the Golden Globes and estimates the winners and losers at this years controversial ceremony
Cautious Hero: The Hero Is Overpowered but Overly Cautious - Season 1
Cautious Hero is the messiest isekai comedy of 2019
Togo
Togo is the perfect family film for Disney+ and it is these original stories that the entertainment company should be focusing on, not remake after remake
Kyle Krieghbaum's BEST OF 2019
Ip Man 4: The Finale
Ip Man 4 is a more profound and dramatic turn in this franchise and a film that perfectly echoes the ludicrous flair of 1970s martial arts features with joy
Justin Caunan's BEST OF 2019
