Category: Drama / Romance / Comedy
The Doorman Review: A Familiar Action Movie Tropes
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. A decorated military veteran suffers a traumatizing event in the line of duty and heads to the city…
Road To Paloma Review: The most Jason Momoa movie in the history of motion pictures
Road To Paloma is a fugitive-on-the-run story. A road flick that zooms across the sun-dappled landscapes of the American West. And a slow-paced pseudo-commentary on the…
Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2 Review: A romantic comedy with both delights and confounds
The rare sequel to a Johnnie To romantic comedy, Don’t Go Breaking My Heart 2 both delights and confounds. It makes sense that To and partner-in-crime Wai…
All’s Well Ends Well Review: Stephen Chow Created a Wonderful Thing In This Comedy
Family-friendly comedy, re-released with an added scene, is a time capsule of the best of early 1990s cinema that radiates the Hong Kong spirit better…
37: A Final Promise – Randall Batinkoff delivers an involving romantic drama
A rocker makes a pact to kill himself on his 37th birthday. 12 weeks before the release of his final album and the end of…
Da 5 Bloods Review: Spike Lee Delivers an Brilliantly Artistic Film
Black soldiers have fought and died for America from the republic’s inception. They sacrificed for a country that treated them like second class citizens for…
Staycation 2018: Andrew Lam does his usual sleazy self as Fai’s mentally unstable brother
A more commercial-friendly feature by comparison which pays tribute to the golden era of Hong Kong film family comedies and comedies in general during the…
Staycation 2018: A Classic Hong Kong Family Comedy Movie
It has been ten years since TVB actor Johnson Lee made his promising directorial debut in Citizen King. A 2008 black-and-white indie satire about the…
The Vast of Night review: It is sort of slow-burn 1950s Stranger Things
The Vast of Night is a captivating sci-fi thriller that’s elevated by its rich script, stunning cinematography. And incredibly charming leads. The Twilight Zone has impacted the…
Inheritance Review: the oblivious, clumsy version of Parasite
Simon Pegg and a killer premise can’t save the film from its problems MostMost of us will never know what it’s like to grow up in…