These are all the movies and series that Don has reviewed. Read more at: Every Movie Has a Lesson.
Number of movie reviews: 682 / 682
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Carries itself with equal parts heroic grandeur and hardscrabble ethics that can still resonate and draw audience appreciation today, 65 years later. Review
It’s hard to see where any character, major or minor, in this film thinks about consequences before they act... Review
Efficient and effective for education through charm. Review
This saga’s newest peak is an expanse of scorched earth that stings, shocks, lingers, and satisfies. Review
The culminating dreadful tension and high intrigue created by Weisz and McAdams is incredibly palpable... Review
The frazzled and twitchy traits come forth from committed performances especially from the three case subjects. Review
An excellent place for teens to soak in some much-needed empathy against the more mindless American animated offerings. Review
Frozen by disturbing memories, the blunt object that is Lynne Ramsay’s award-winning potboiler is far more hulking than a quick death by bullet. Review
It banks on mixing sentiment built on pleasantries laced with profanity. Review
Johnson has the charisma and clout to hit the cinematic strongman game enough to make a terrible movie OK when it comes to Rampage. Review
A moving artistic interpretation of one of those such moments. Review
Combining a slick creature-feature with a chamber piece of deadly silence that immerses the audience in compelling thrills. Review
Exudes strong themes of guilt across several points of view. Review
Plays smart with its narrative development where wit wins over gross-out humor every time. Review
Stands as one of the most unafraid and imaginative films of recent memory to portray the thorny truths of teen depression. Review
Spielberg and company have created a grand quest with a marching band’s worth of bells and whistles. Review
Proves big budgets are far from necessary to produce thrilling heat and an aura of tenacity. Review
Hyatt’s film comports itself well to share these beliefs in an artful and compelling fashion. Review
The most fitting and laudable word to compliment the Journey’s End ensemble is maturity. Review
The challenge remains the wanton recklessness of the character arcs that make for a scattered story... Review
Wears a giant badge of pride next to a tiny medallion of shame on its cinematic uniform on being banned in four nations... Review
Asks a great deal of its audience for the allowance of disbelief. Review
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