Movie reviews of Alex Brannan

A fun, flawed film. Review

A political drama for political drama fans whose lead actress makes the film what it is. Review

A monotonous drudge through a premise with no narrative legs. Review

It presents a double-layered narrative that, at first glance, is inherently intriguing. Review

With its refreshing approach to screenwriting and its powerful lead performances, it is simply not to be missed. Review

In its attempt at being profound, something much less. Review

A messy film that dawdles where it needs not and expedites where it should develop. Review

Not a lazy attempt at profits, is a colossal mishandling of horror convention. Review

The entire cast, armed with strong performances, do their best to salvage the film from being a series of hit or miss bits, but it simply is not enough. Review

An overlong mess, at times poignant but mostly nonsense strung together in an attempt at something meaningful. Review

Plays off the strengths of its two leads to shirk the sanitized, by the book period narrative. Review

Heartfelt, adventurous, stunning, and vibrant. Review

A throwaway boxing movie if there’s ever been one. Review

Creating a franchise out of such a rocky narrative foundation may prove a lofty task for Rowling moving forward. Review

A seemingly innocent pocket of internet culture revealed to be something much siniste... Review

Villeneuve has succeeded again at creating a film that is both cinematic and narratively strong. Review

There is a drab emptiness to the proceedings that is woefully apparent throughout... Review

Has the viscera, the heart, and the production behind it to provide a strong addition to the genre. Review

Brimming with powerful emotions, both expressed and repressed. Review

Iron Man meets Inception, only dreams are replaced here with the multiverse. Review

The acting performances and fascinating real-world source material keeps the film from becoming rote. Review

Falls victim to tired plot twists and a third act that not only lacks a pulse but is already suffering from rigor mortis. Review

Not only a magnificent horror film; it is a magnificent film. Review

More indulgent than it is intelligent, sacrificing any semblance of nuance for humorous and gory deaths. Review