Movie reviews of Stern Galvonsky

A lot like watching an actual fist fight. It might be exciting to an extent, but mostly it’s just frustrating and pointless.

A cure without a purpose behind it is pretty useless.

M. Night Shyamalan is not back. He just went from making bad movies on a big-budget to bad movies on a low budget.

There are a couple of moments and scenes that are entertaining or at least distracting from the tediousness of this overlong film.

Exploitative and unnecessary.

Much like raising a child, it is not perfect, but it takes on a lot and does a lot right.

The emotions are powerful, but they are also not anything new.

Not a movie that strays far from the technical norms, it is strikingly relevant in so many ways and deserves to be seen.

I guess you could say it’s not worth making too much noise about…

Edited and constructed magically by Sebastían Sepúlveda, the film builds and builds in intensity until we finally arrive at the long-awaited funeral.

An authentic and captivating archival of a stunningly good play.

An uplifting story in a clichéd body.