Movie reviews of Konstantinos Pappis

It ends up being more like another miserably disappointing teen horror movie...

The sequel acts as a necessary reminder of how to make a superhero film with tons of personality.

Indeed, this whole movie understands the effects of isolation, in every way.

After so many films, it’s inevitable that Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom displays symptoms of fatigue, but on a very fundamental creature-feature level, it delivers.

Little more than a waste of talent.

It’s hard to deny that it’s nothing less than a bold, unpretentious, and unprecedentedly gigantic blockbuster...

Hits all the right (mostly silent) notes.

Gripping in the most suffocating way...

A serviceable action film, and a step in the right direction for character-driven video game adaptions.

It’s a far cry from the crowd-pleasing sentimentality of his first feature, but not always in a good way.

With so much talent involved, it could have been much better.

Seems to lack a sense of purpose. The problem isn’t that it isn’t there, but rather that, in relying upon shallow, twisted pleasures, it fails to go deep enough to find it.

Natalie Portman’s performance is surprisingly effective.

A huge part of why the film is nevertheless engaging to watch is because of the undeniably magnetic performances from Margot Robbie and Allison Janney...

Undeniably special.

The tale may be as old as time, but the execution is unmistakenly modern, soaked in layers of self-awareness and ambiguity...

The fictional elements feel believable, the sci-fi gimmicks are more sparse if still noticeable, and Black Panther is more of a human leader than a superhero.

A well-made and well-acted film about a story that needed to be told. But it’s been told many times...

An unpredictable celebration of imperfection in perfect places.

It’s a good-enough carbon copy of Spotlight, a lesser but still fascinating...

As engaging as it is affecting, and as a result a joy for all.

Might be an ambitious, even good, show, but it’s one that never feels worth investing in.

Just about the best Star Wars movie anyone could hope for.

Often difficult to watch because it gets Tommy Wiseau’s persona so right...