I almost walked out forty minutes in. That’s not a flex. I don’t walk out of movies. I sat through “The Brown Bunny” twice. I made it through “Freddy Got Fingered” in a theater with three other people and we all just kept looking at each other like is this really happening. So when I say … Read more
The first thing I do when the lights go down is take off my watch. Not because I’m worried about the time. Because I don’t want to know. A good movie makes time stop. A bad one makes you check your wrist every twenty minutes, and that tiny mechanical movement the tilt of the head, … Read more
Martin Scorsese shows up about forty minutes in four arms, bushy eyebrows, talking like he just stepped off a set in Little Italy and wandered into the wrong galaxy and for about three minutes, the movie becomes something alive. He’s playing Hugo, an Ardennian fry cook with underworld connections, and he delivers every line with … Read more
I Love Boosters (2026) Parents Guide explains the movie’s age rating, violence, language, and mature themes to help parents decide if it is suitable for children and teenagers. I walked out of I Love Boosters and stood on the sidewalk for a full minute, blinking. Not because the movie was deep. Because my brain felt like someone … Read more
John Travolta made this film for himself. That’s both the most honest thing about it and the problem. “The love in this film is real. Completely, embarrassingly real. But love alone has never held a frame together, and Travolta, for all his gifts, can’t quite figure out how to let the camera feel what he … Read more
I keep thinking about the way Racine looks at her sister’s face. Not the burned part, though her eyes don’t flinch away from that either. It’s the way she sees Anaia, really sees her, in a world that has trained everyone else to look somewhere else. That’s the heartbeat of “Is God Is,” hiding inside a revenge … Read more
About twenty minutes into One Last Kill, Frank Castle stands at a window in his Little Sicily apartment and watches a man get beaten on the sidewalk below. Not a quick mugging. A sustained, ugly thing. And Castle doesn’t move. Doesn’t reach for anything. Just watches with his hands at his sides, like a man staring … Read more