Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

A nice surprise early in the year and one that sees a director who’s often (rightfully so and not) seen as a punchline, slightly redeem himself. Review

What a lovely, intimate experience we get to have here with director Kattia Zuniga. Review

Clayne Crawford is, as usual super impressive here. He gives a great performance and really this whole film is centered on how much we like and relate to his character. Review

A nice little surprising piece. Jamie Adams does a fine job but it’s the undeniably talent of Haley Bennett that puts it’s best foot forward. Review

When this film is good it is really good and when it is bad it is still pretty efficient. Review

This film is an utter mess. It’s pacing and story are so inconsistent. Review

It’ll fly under the radar, which is a surprise for a Guadignino picture but it deserves praise for stellar acting, deft direction and a unique spin on a few well wrought genres. Review

This is true movie magic. A beautiful story told to us in what i’d consider the best medium to do it. Review

Most of the performances in this are top-tier. Our dynamic duo of Mulligan and Kazan really show off their performing muscles here with heft. Review

The movie struggles through too much CGI. You’re swimming in manufactured images that flash like cinematic candy in front of your face. Review

This is the sort of film that sneaks up on you. You don’t anticipate it being worth a damn and once you’re in it’s a fun and silly experience. Review

Taking everything the previous Knives Out did and upping the ante makes for a wonderful experience. Review

This is one of the most beautiful looking films alongside it absolutely nailing the first decade of the twentieth century. Review

Clooney and Roberts are as charming as ever. There banter here is quite the key to the success of the film. Again, as I’ve said about a lot of similar projects this year there’s nothing special here. Review

Run of the mill it does offer a unique spin on the standard Romeo and Juliet situation. Kaitlyn Dever will continue to be funny and charming and otherwise excellent. Review

Quite a surprising film led by a surprisingly good performance from Mila Kunis. Review

This is exactly what it should be. A fun, funny period piece that at some points has you rooting for the character and for the outcomes you want. Review

Ham-fisted and not worth your time. This is perhaps, the biggest disappointment of the year. So much potential squandered. Review

Doing well to fix the biggest problem in writing a time-travel film doesn’t mean the film fixed anything else. Review

A gorgeous, technicolor fantasy that lives up to it’s subject. Review

This is a deliciously twisted and turny little plot here. Drea and Eleanor are great characters and Mendes and Hawke bring them brilliantly to life. Review

Featuring a lovely, and simple story this is one romantic comedy that fans of the genre (like myself) shouldn’t miss. Review

The reality here is Riley Dandy’s charisma as Sofia is the only thing worth staying for. Review

Idris Elba is pretty damn good here. Sharlto Copley was nice to see, I’ve missed him in films. Some of the CGI usage on the live animals is questionable but not enough to take you out of the movie going experience. Review