Rating of
2.5/4
The Rip
Indyfreak - wrote on 01/21/26
Matt Damon and Ben Affleck reunite as Miami cops who stumble into a conspiracy involving drug cartels and dirty cops. The plot is more complicated than what is necessary. And it tries a bit too hard to seem tough and gritty with all the 'F-bombs'. This is not 'The Town' or 'Training Day'. But as far as cop movies go, even on Netflix, this was just fine.
Rating of
3/4
Avatar: Fire and Ash
Chris Kavan - wrote on 01/17/26
Less Filling; Looks Great
James Cameron's five-film epic plan gets to the third entry and, while still visually stunning and full of the same action/adventure - I can't help but feel it's also hitting a plateau. The story this time just feels a little bit too familiar and despite a fun, new villain in Oona Chaplin's manic fire clan leader Varang - the film plays a lot like the second: family gets split up, Quaritch (Stephen Lang) chasing them, humans being complete scum (aside from the few with seemingly the only …
Rating of
3.5/4
Marty Supreme
Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 01/03/26
The beginning and end of an underdog sports story, with a crime saga rollercoaster in between. The near nonstop array of antics and mishaps on its main character's quest for acclaimation are astoundingly directed and shot, and Timothée Chalamet tops all his other roles to date leading this who's who of an ensemble that will go down as legendary.
Rating of
4/4
Hamnet
Norrin - wrote on 11/29/25
“Hamnet” is one of the must powerful and emotionally devastating movies ever made. Chloé Zhao, director of the solid Oscar wining movie “Nomads”, and the underrated Marvel movie “The Eternals”, delivers one of the best movies of the year. Great acting from Paul Mescal (“Gladiator II”) and Jessie Buckley, an incredible script, and sledgehammer like emotional impact highlight this slow paced, but excellent drama. Great for Shakespeare geeks as well.
