Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

Hermione Corfield is absolutely awesome as our lead performance here. Looking at the script we see a film that unravels like a labyrinth of lies, deceit, and drugs. Review

There is scant a thing to like here. If you do manage to get through the film without falling asleep you aren’t in for much of a ride. Review

This isn’t a good film in the least bit. Bel Powley does what she can and sadly she isn’t the issue she’s just let down by the crap material. Review

Director Salomón Askenazi (shoutout to him!) makes some absolutely nutty decisions with the script (which he wrote) and most of that works to a spectacular degree. Review

Skip this. If you want a solid documentary, go with Won’t You Be My Neighbor? or Midnight Family. It isn’t a bad film... Review

An out of focus oft badly shot mess of snobbery and snooze-inducing madness. Review

That predictability hurts the overall narrative. There are some good performances here, especially by both of our leading ladies. Review

Narratively it traverses familiar territory. Bert and Bertie don’t explore things too much outside the surface attributes of their characters. They develop them…slightly but it isn’t enough. Review

Adam Driver is phenomenal in what might be his best role to date. This is a film that grips its talons into you and refuses to let go. Review

Far too long. Far too uninteresting and overall a complete piece of schlock. Review

Tayarisha Poe’s script has some whip-smart dialogue. It’s just too bad her work behind the camera isn’t nearly as strong. Often out of focus it’s hard to make sense of the visuals when the camera has no focus. Review

This is a spin on the paranormal film that you really don’t ever see. Instead of some sort of horror film, this is a drama. Review

So this is an absolutely stunning looking film. Director Kaige Chen builds this world into something like you’ve never seen. Review

It hits all the tropes and that’s one of the things that hold it back. It is quite funny though, given the talent here that shouldn’t be a surprise. Review

This film feels fresh and distinctive and director Ernst is the right person to tell this story honestly. Sadly the narrative and acting aren’t all that great and the beats tend to be far more predictable then they need to be. Review

Aesthetically the costuming and settings look amazing. That is the strength of this…the visuals. Looking at this narratively everything that happens is a bit on the predictable side. That’s a disappointment. Review

This is kind of a disappointment. There’s a good script here but the performances are nothing to write home about. Review

What an absolutely fantastic film. What writers Hannah Pearl Utt and Jen Tullock do with this script is fun, funny and features just enough heart. Review

These are adult women struggling to figure out life. It’s a script wonderfully written and a film solidly directed. Sophie Hyde never lets the material get the best of her and instead tackles SO well. Review

An utterly breathtaking cinematic experience. Review

From the camerawork to the writing everything sort of coalesces. Jayne is ridiculously talented and if this show hits (as hard as I think it will) she’ll be a humongous star. Review

The humor was just not for me. Much of it was just far too obscure. Review

Simple storytelling is the order of the day. This movie is a stunner. Review

A saddening display of retelling an already told story. One that hasn’t been told well cinematically…at all. Review