Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

It has some amazing acting and its screenplay is tight. Review

Sluggishly paced and essentially carried by Natalie Portman’s powerhouse performance. Review

It feels like we’re watching three lives unfold almost naturally. Review

What an absolute gem. Review

Never lacking in the emotional pull this for sure might be the most unexpected film of 2016 to make you weep. Review

Thrilling, this is the type of film the edge of your seat was made for! Review

Almost perfect filmmaking gets lost by my inability to connect with the character. Review

Still good but not as good as Berg’s other 2016 film. Review

An exploration of the human psyche, the importance of communication and how that stretches beyond our atmosphere. Review

Cute and adorable and it features just enough Disney magic. Review

The film too often for me falls flat. Review

A strong film that is good without stepping into the great turf. Review

A real treat. Review

Damian Chazelle is an absolute master here. Review

There’s a quirkiness here that permeates and leaves its mark. Review

An interesting and fresh premise... Review

I don’t like ambiguous endings. Review

Solid filmmaking, a fun environment and good acting coalesce into a fairly good action thriller. Review

If not for subtle issues with pacing this film right here hit most of the right notes. Review

A well put together piece of cinema. Review

Stilted acting belayed by robotic direction leave an artificial feeling within the film itself. Review

Not only do none of the jokes really hit but I never found amusement in the situations. Review

Missing just a little something to make it anything above mediocre. Cranston, as I mentioned kills it! Review

What a fun film! Review