The AMC employee who checked my ticket believed I was going to see Love Hurts, and I’m partially wishing I agreed with them.
A perfectly middle of the road MCU flick with almost no unique strengths and almost no unique flaws. Feels a lot like retraced steps, especially within the Captain America series.
It feels like it wants to be a political thriller without offending any potential customer sensibilities. The only thing more confused than the film’s politics was the…
It’s time for the annual “I need this movie to happen to me” season
A heartwarming tale about two single mothers and the lengths they go to for their children.
On the real, this film is shockingly well-made and well-written. It understands what it is, and never once strays from that: exactly what it says on the tin. And there are some funny and perfectly serviceable performances as well, Jackson and Ehrenreich in particular are very much a dynamic duo. The joke delivery was solid, the gore was not too gratuitous, and the coke was pretty pure.
Get higher, baby.
