Whatever my quibbles are with the film's length and less successful humor when being just another Clerks sequel are a critic's nitpicks - a critic who still felt satisfied by Clerks III in 36 more ways than presumed possible. Smith might be the most in touch he's ever felt as a filmmaker, and it's a semi-departure that presents Clerks III as a precursor for what's still to come from the rebooted writer/director. The third Clerks installment is a moving ode to working-class nobodies that amplifies Smith's touchstone sincerity above Randal's not-so-passive aggression or Jay's lit-for-days attitude. – Rafael Motamayorĭirector: Halina Reijn | Writer: Sarah DeLappeįrom our review: Clerks III delivers all the inappropriate cuss-cluttered humor and pot smoke that is Kevin Smith's trademark but evolves his sentimentality beyond bong-rip wisdom. Though it falters a bit in portraying Gen Z talk, it still manages to capture the wild energy of the very best Among Us sessions. – Matt Donatoĭirector: Zach Cregger | Writer: Zach Cregger Bodies Bodies Bodiesįrom our review: Bodies Bodies Bodies’ great ensemble and delightfully chaotic script make for a tense and laugh-out-loud funny film. Fire this one with a crowd and howl the night away - Barbarian comes out swinging and never stops. It's not always sublimely successful and doesn't waste time on subtlety in a way that's a bit too much, but as a horror fan, my chin had to be peeled from the floor multiple times. Zach Cregger embraces extremism in horror cinema that is a sensory overload of hyper frights, grindhouse lawlessness, and the ugliest characterization of society this side of 2022. Some will despise exactly that, but it’s the risk of challenging viewers to reach or surpass their boundaries in one sitting. – Ryan Lestonĭirector: Pierre Perifel | Writer: Etan Cohen Barbarianįrom our review: Barbarian is barbaric, comedically brutal, and the antithesis of contemporary horror trends. Who’s afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? Not us. The Bad Guys is a fun, family-friendly caper that’s bursting with action and brimming with laughs.
Richard Ayoade has a blast as the sanctimonious Professor Marmalade and the entire voice cast brings their A-game with some stellar gags that will get you roaring with laughter.
It’s Ocean’s Eleven meets Little Red Riding Hood with Sam Rockwell’s Wolf going on a charm offensive to stay out of jail… and he might just win you over in the process.
#SMITH MICRO ANIME STUDIO DEBUT 10 MOVIE#
– Tara Bennettĭirector: Billy Porter | Writer: Ximena García Lecuona The Bad Guysįrom our review: The Bad Guys is a slick, hilarious heist movie with buckets of laughs and a lot of heart.
By giving audiences an opportunity to celebrate their young love, and empathize with the concerns and worries associated around them, it moves us one step closer to wiping away the stigmas that exist. Director Billy Porter brings his boundless energy and exuberance to every frame, which makes the romance between Kelsa and Khal so beguiling and inspiring to watch. Review Score: 8 ("Great") Anything's Possibleįrom our review: Anything’s Possible is a fun, frothy teen rom com that features a trans character front and center.
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