Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

A “comedy” that’s rarely funny and retread the very worst of films of this ilk. Review

I’m all for minimally uplifting attempts at drama but this one does so rather cheaply and easily. Review

Solid animation, and good vocal performances lent themselves to a script that perhaps follows the source material a bit too much. Review

The movie isn’t great. Review

While not a total disaster there just isn’t enough here to keep attention. Review

It by no means reinvents the wheel but instead takes those wheels and turns the speed up on them. Review

An interesting look into both the teenage girl psyche as well as obsession and the effects of it. Review

Having a villain who’s perspective is more than just mirroring the opinions of the hero, who raises the stakes and is a serious threat the hero. Review

That is pretty much the saving grace for this otherwise disaster riddled film. Review

A welcomed change in quality for this franchise given just how bad the previous films were. Review

Perhaps the least compelling of all the loose interpretations of Richard Connell’s short story. Review

It’s an okay film and some may find some enjoyment in it. Review

Another stellar addition to the Paul Thomas Anderson filmography and YET ANOTHER flawless work from the master himself Mr. Daniel Day-Lewis. Review

This is certainly a short that packs in an emotional punch and whose central message is unmistakable. Review

I recommend this if only so you can see Bryan Cranston continue to be amazing and Kevin Hart gives a great performance, finally. Review

Certainly a recommendation especially for those looking to see a film about the dark side to fame and possible fortune. Review

An obvious recommendation for anyone who wants a little bit of suspense, a little romance, and some laughs are thrown in. Review

Its sexy vibe mixed with the mystery of a murder takes us back to the days of Bogart in a trench coat and fedora. Review

It breaks no real new ground in its genre but it’s harmless and fun. Review

This film is quite meh. It tries to do so much with almost nothing to work with... Review

From it’s snow-covered aesthetic to it’s easy to fit in runtime this film gives a bigger feel than the 14 minutes were in the film. Review

Stellar performances from Bob Odenkirk and including the always reliable Streep and Hanks... Review

Certainly an impressive debut for Sorkin behind the lens. Chastain continues to be one of the best working actresses alive. Review

A showpiece film that at its center features a fantastic performance. Review