All things considered, it’s not entirely shocking the script is a mess. Takes some big emotional swings that don’t feel particularly earned and even I can it the presence of Wick himself is a bit shoehorned (despite giving us that great line from the random henchman).

Fortunately, Ana De Armas is so intensely committed to Eve Macarro that the savagery of her action is enough to keep even the messiest of scripts afloat. It also helps that the action still…

The movie from Cannes I’ve been thinking about the most. Mostly because of how radically I went from, this is not very good to this might best movie I’ve seen this year?

It’s kind of like watching the 2014-2015 Knicks play and then at halftime prime Ewing and Starks come off the bench to play. Spike is constructing scenes and images that are so powerful, so exciting, it felt like I had seen Starks dunk on the Bulls for the…

First video game adaptation to premiere at Cannes? Pour one out for Uwe Boll. 

The brilliance of the indie game that went viral in early-2024 was its simplicity— identify the anomaly and then walk in the other direction. Innately tense, horror existing in the banality of our routine commute. As you can guess, it’s why the game is also enjoyable. Rounding the corner, holding your breath, did I find the anomaly?

Yet the game’s primary appeal is mostly an afterthought in…