These are all the movies and series that Alex has reviewed. Read more at: CineFiles Movie Reviews.
Number of movie reviews: 685 / 685
Years
An entertaining and lively entry to the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Review
A woven artifice of suspense-devoid “twists” and “turns”... Review
The humor is humorous. The emotional moments pull at the heartstrings. Review
A light dramedy with a lot of weight behind its characters. Review
Attractive to look at, so much so that it becomes hard to see the film for its narrative. Review
You may laugh once or twice, but the film itself is doomed to a future of cable airplay and obscurity. Review
Each frame and sonic moment provides the viewer a new morsel from which entertainment can be gleaned. Review
Still indicative of Amirpour’s keen eye and unique form of genre hybridity but lacking the focus and power of her first work. Review
The comedy is crass and brash to no payoff, the characters fade in and out as necessary with little depth, and the story pushes on for 40 minutes too long... Review
The overall themes of the film do not play out as strongly as the isolated moments. Review
In spite of a great performance from Gurira the film is too messy from a narrative standpoint to truly encapsulate the essence of Tupac Shakur. Review
But the film takes its chances. When these chances work, they work. When they don’t, at least the screenwriters go all out. Review
Offends the intelligence of its viewers with blank characters and obvious scripting. Review
Occasional moments of situational humor work well, but these come off as exceptions more than anything else. Review
The major narrative throughline is a strong and heartfelt story. Unfortunately, it is brought down by the numerous things surrounding it. Review
Somewhat competent cinematically, incompetent narratively. Review
Leaves you both empty-handed and wanting more. Review
It’s no masterpiece, but its humor and competent narrative keep it from feeling like the haphazard messes that the two previous DC entries have been. Review
The narrative provides enough twists and turns to entertain a zombie enthusiast. Review
Has an ambitious narrative diversion from the normal marriage plots. But the execution of this narrative is sloppy at best. Review
As a straight drama about the plight of the soldier, it can only be seen in bright, effective glimpses. Review
The swashbuckling story remains a distinctly Pirates one, but it is over-loaded and heavy, dragging pacing down in the progress. Review
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