These are all the movies and series that George has reviewed. Read more at: Maddwolf.
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Number of movie reviews: 182 / 182
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Gringo
4
Runs in many directions without ending up anywhere worthwhile, and you’re left wondering just what the point was anyway.
Death Wish
4
Roth seems to think he’s revamped the franchise as some sort of satire, but he’s wildly off the mark.
Midnighters
6
Drawing heavily from a neo-noir party planner, Midnighters is a capably entertaining diversion, not quite a can’t-miss event.
Annihilation
8
The work of a top-tier genre filmmaker, and a challenging journey offering many rewards for those with no appetite for spoon feedings.
In the Fade
7
Worth seeing? Absolutely, and Kruger’s performance will likely linger even when the film’s voice does not.
Samson
4
There’s a story here, full of wonder, cruelty, betrayal, intrigue and redemption. Samson leaves so much unexplored, just wanting the credit for telling it.
Maze Runner: The Death Cure
5
It feels like there is a taut and tense action thriller buried somewhere beneath the two hour and twenty minute bloat.
Den of Thieves
6
There is well-plotted tension, some inventive turns among gaps in logic and an Ocean’s/Logan Lucky inspired wrap-up that will bring a chuckle.
12 Strong
6
It’s always watchable but also muddled, and too often chooses broad strokes over finer, more memorable points.
The Final Year
8
A fascinating, fly-on-the-wall account of 2016 that arrives already feeling like a freshly opened time capsule from some faraway yesteryear...
Jane
8
A remarkable story of curiosity, commitment and the passion to learn.
I, Tonya
8
Embraces the surreal nature of this tale but never mocks or condescends, even in its most comical moments.
All the Money in the World
8
Both a fascinating historical drama and a telling reminder of what we value...
Downsizing
7
The new world it envisions is engaging, with sharp comedy, unexpected turns and the keen observational structure to make it all impactful.
Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle
6
Displays enough of a commitment to character-based comedy for a ruckus worth exploring.
Wonder Wheel
5
Well-acted throughout and often striking to look at, Wonder Wheel ends up as an aimless kid at the amusement park...
Last Flag Flying
7
You’ll need tissues handy for the touching final moments, but Last Flag Flying makes the tears, and the trip, worthwhile.
BPM (Beats per Minute)
8
Builds an earnest base through faithfully re-creating an era while reinforcing that era’s continued relevance to the present.
Bombshell: The Hedy Lamarr Story
7
An effortlessly compelling portrait, a bittersweet ode to a maverick who searched in vain for a way to unite her two worlds...
Roman J. Israel, Esq.
7
Thankfully, Gilroy’s instincts are better than that, leaving Roman J. Israel, Esq. with his integrity still intact, just a little dented.
The Man Who Invented Christmas
6
The peeks we do get into Dickens’s life are worthy, the period setting effectively detailed, and the whimsy entirely likable.
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri
8
Rich, indelible characters and a bold filmmaker whose vision and instincts have never been more on point.
Frank Serpico
7
Impressive archival footage paired with biographical timelines reveal Serpico’s personal journey while providing glimpses...
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