Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

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

In spite of some absolutely gorgeous visuals, there’s really nothing here for audiences to enjoy. Review

There’s a great darkness to this short. I think it’s one that’s perfectly placed. Review

Margot Robbie is absolutely stellar here. Review

There’s a surprising bit a tension here all squandered by a nonsense screenplay. Review

A journey through the mind of an actor who’s an enigma for sure. Review

From the flat and uninspired performances to the stale writing, this is a bad film. Review

This has some good songs even if the film around those songs isn’t all that great. Review

Flawed but decent. Review

A marvelous story that shoots for the moon but gets lost in the stars. Review

Breathtaking and gorgeous. Grotesque and macabre, beautiful and timely. Review

A fun, funny look into the female psyche. Review

Featuring all the gratuitous brutality you want out of Miike but bookended by some of his best shot work to date... Review

There’s some good storytelling done here by Asensio. Review

I got a thrilling, edge of your seat film that really hit it on all cylinders. Review

I think this is a great introductory Baumbach for audiences who are uninitiated. Review

Its fun. So sue m... Review

As the script goes on it just hammers its message home in an unrelenting assault on the audience. Review