In this episode Mike Tyrkus states that "Smile" is one of those films that portends of even better things to come from the artist responsible for it.
This episode claims "Don’t Worry Darling" is a moody and frighteningly poignant social commentary that feels like it shouldn’t play as relevant as it is.
While "Amsterdam" may not be David O. Russell’s finest work, it does provide a wave of euphoria in witnessing an attempt at something spectacularly different.
The heart and soul of "Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile" is so spot on, it ultimately plays as one of the more entertaining family films in recent memory.
Apart from a better-than-this film deserves performance from Ana de Armas, there is little to recommend the chaotic behemoth of a story that is "Blonde."
While it may not be the epitome of the genre, "Smile" is one of those films that portends of even better things to come from the artist responsible for it.
"Don’t Worry Darling" is a moody and frighteningly poignant social commentary that somehow seems like it shouldn’t play as relevant as it unfortunately is.
This episode of "CinemaNerdz: The Podcast" offers that while "Pearl" may not be as effective as its predecessor, it delivers the titular character's origin.