Gets Good Light has a pretty great cast and a solid story as it centers around an immigrant who has to hide his family and himself from the federals using a luxury condo business as refuge with the help of one the employees.
Query (2020) | Tribeca 2020 Film Review
Query offers some interesting questions throughout the film, but ultimately it doesn’t offer any answer by the time the credits roll.
A Better You (2020)| Tribeca 2020 Film Review
Although A Better You doesn’t completely offer any new ideas regarding messages or themes, they have clever ways of bringing up the flaws found within social media and having a presence that is not authentic with each individual.
‘An Elephant in the Room’ | SXSW Review
‘The children are our future’ and ‘Think of the children’. Both phrases used all too commonly to espouse a political standing, or used in the
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What is up my Gaggle of Geeks?!?! We are so happy to announce our TeePublic merchandising store for Patrick Beatty Reviews and the Gaggle of
The Hunt (2020) | Movie Review
The Hunt fails to provide any relevant social commentary and loses sight of who its target audience is. The whole film ended up shooting itself before the hunting season even began.
‘The Corona Zone: Nightmare at SXSW’
With the times being the way they are recently, Let this ‘Twilight Zone’ homage make your spirits a little lighter. Also, be sure to check
‘Contagion’ (2011) | Movie Review
‘Contagion’ is directed by Steven Soderbergh and stars Matt Damon, Kate Winslet, Jude Law, a host of other celebrities in a film depicting a worldwide
‘Hillary’ (2020) | Hulu Review
Where were you on election night in 2016? At a party supporting either candidate? Perhaps at home getting ready for bed? For Hillary Clinton, shes
‘McMillions’ (2020) | Final Review (HBO Doc)
FOR THE FIRST HALF OF THE REVIEW OF THIS DOC CHECK OUT MY REVIEW HERE ‘McMillions’ tells the story of the FBI investigation into
The Way Back (2020) | Movie Review
The Way Back is a way forward for sport dramas and for Ben Affleck.
‘The Invisible Man’ (2020) | Movie Review
‘The Invisible Man’ is directed by Leigh Whannell and stars Elizabeth Moss as Cecilia, a survivor of an abusive relationship that now has come back
‘Onward’ (2020) | Movie Review
‘Onward’ is directed by Dan Scanlon and centers around a personal story about two brothers who after discovering a way to bring their dad back
‘Sonic the Hedgehog’ (2020) | Movie Review
I’m giving ‘Sonic the Hedgehog a 6/10 So what did you think of the movie? Whatever you thought, leave a comment down below! Thanks again
Come To Daddy (2019) | Review
No matter how over the top the film gets with its absurd use of humor and violence, the story is pretty strong and really straightforward. It makes it just that much more compelling in the end.
‘Downhill’ | Sundance 2020 | Movie Review
Will Ferrell and Julia Louis-Dreyfus play a couple who after a near-death experience, now see each other in a completely different light based on their
‘Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn’ | Movie Review
‘Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn’ is directed by Cathy Yan and stars Margot Robbie returning as Harley Quinn from
‘Spike and Mike’s Festival of Animation’ w/ EXCLUSIVE Weird Al Yankovic Interview! |Sundance 2020 Review
‘Spike and Mike’s Festival of Animation’ is a documentary covering the same-titled animation festival in New York. This festival was home to many of the
Gretel and Hansel (2020) | Review
Gretel and Hansel works best when it leans into the psychological and surreal aspects of the narrative and uses the original story as a foundation to lean back on as a familiarity.
‘Falling’ | Sundance 2020 Review
‘Falling’ is the directorial debut of Viggo Mortensen and is a non-linear story of a broken family. The father (played by Lance Henriksen) is an
‘The Assistant’ | Sundance 2020 Review
Directed by Kitty Green, ‘The Assistant’ follows a day in the life of a sleazy big time movie producers assistant (played by Julia Garner). This
‘The 40-Year-Old Version’ | Sundance 2020 Review
Once you’ve hit 40, is your life now over? Not for Radha, a once-promising playwright. She is barreling toward the stigma of being single and
‘Mcmillion$’ | Sundance 2020 Review
McDonald’s monopoly, otherwise known as the “we just need one more goddamn railway” game that included free hash browns. Yes, the iconic marketing sweepstakes McDonalds
‘Minari’ | Sundance 2020 Review
‘Minari’ is directed by Lee Isaac Chung and stars Steven Yeun, Han Yeri, Noel Cho, And Alan S. Kim as a family who has moved
‘Miss Americana’ | Sundance 2020 Review
‘Miss Americana’ Is directed by Lana Wilson and is a documentary about Taylor Swift, her life, and her apparent ‘awakening’ to wanting to become more
‘Palm Springs’ | Sundance 2020 Review
Directed by Max Barbakow, ‘Palm Springs’ stars Andy Samberg and Christin Milioti as two people who’ve found themselves doing the same routine over and over.
‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ | Sundance 2020 Review
Directed by Eliza Hitman, ‘Never Rarely Sometimes Always’ is a raw and heartbreaking look at a young girl Autumn (played by Sidney Flanigan) living in
‘Bad Hair’ | Sundance 2020 Review
‘Bad Hair’ is directed by Justin Simien and takes in 1989, as an ambitious young woman gets a weave in order to succeed in an
