Generally, Roofman tackles this inner conflict with a light touch. Built around the romcom structure, Roofman is one of those films that feels accessible to anyone. It’s funny, earnest and fueled by charisma. Yet, despite its charm, Roofman also knows that life isn’t a fairytale.
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Just to be clear: I’ve never played the videogame version of The Last of Us. But I’ve...
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When I was a little kid, I loved Superman. I loved the character, the way he carried himself, the...
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There’s a lot of fun for you to have, should you choose to visit Bone Lake. Featuring some enjoyable work by its cast, it is entertaining to watch this foursome disassemble and reassemble their relationships before our eyes. Even so, the script doesn’t match the film’s energy.
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Co-written as a father-son duo, Ronan and Daniel Day-Lewis have woven a fascinating fable about the complexities of fathers and sons. Featuring some wild visuals and powerful performances, Anemone feels like a fractured fairytale. Often grounded within its family tension, there are moments when Ronan pushes the film’s sense of whimsy into the darker corners of fantasy, especially through the natural world.
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