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Some Thoughts on Spider-Man: Brand New Day
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is great, but it's the small things that make it great. I didn't want to review the film, but rather just put down some of my thoughts. Full of spoilers!
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GCRoundup: Nightborn, The Dink, The Furious
2026 keeps giving with more films - this time deep genre films with a horror entry in Nightborn, a sports-comedy in The Dink, and a brutal martial arts action film in The Furious.
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GCRoundup: The Odyssey, The Invite, The Sheep Detectives
Another GCRoundup, another set of great original film in theatres. 2026 is proving to be a fantastic year for cinema, and these three might be among the best. One of these specifically...
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GCRoundup: Obsession, I Love Boosters, Mortal Kombat 2
As summer comes around, there are some great movies of all genres to see at the movies. Here are some I watched over the last week and my thoughts. Spoilers: Obsession and I Love Boosters are must watches!
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4 Point Review: The Drama
The Drama is a film built around a couple dealing with a reveal about one of them a week before their wedding and how they deal with it. The reveal itself is the crux of how you will view the film, but the strong writing and bold choices make it a strong candidate for being one this year's hidden gems for me. I couldn't look away the whole time.
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Project Hail Mary Review
Phil Lord and Christopher Miller take on an ambitious adaptation bringing Project Hail Mary to the big screen. Did they pull it off?
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GCRoundup: The Secret Agent, No Other Choice, Sentimental Value
A roundup of my thoughts on three exceptional international films being showcased at Awards shows this year: The Secret Agent, No Other Choice, and Sentimental Value.
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4 Point Review – Homebound
Homebound is a 2025 Hindi film based on a 2020 New York Times article by Basharat Peer. It is fully deserving of being shortlisted for the Best International Film Oscar with its story of two marginalized best friends fighting for dignity in a society that won't give it to them.
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4 Point Review: Sirāt
Sirāt is a Franco-Spanish film set in the Moroccan desert that follows a father and his son trying to find his daughter who has gone missing. This is a must-watch film that you should seek out in theatres.
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4 Point Review: Jay Kelly
Jay Kelly is a loveletter to cinema that explores the sacrifices that people make in the pursuit of their dreams. It's melancholy and light at the same time without forcing a point of view down your throat.