Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

This is a really interesting film. It seems like Lanthimos-lite. It has quirky and strange characters who have more sinister intentions. Review

By the numbers. That’s the best way to explain this one. Two dueling suitors is a trope that many romcoms utilize and sometimes it can be done in such a way that it really does work. Review

What a masterful piece of documentary filmmaking. For anyone around my age seeing this show discussed in such a way is an almost cathartic experience. Review

Joseph Kosinski is proving to be an absolutely stellar director. When you look up and down his filmography one thing is clear he is excellent at telling stories on and about the human condition. Review

Putting the biases (both personal and the ones portrayed here) aside the documentary itself spotlights a figure in modern history that is divisive and controversial to an epic degree. Review

Garcia is really good here and Estefan is a surprise. Most of the jokes are fine and hit where intended. Review

The best thing going for this film is its runtime. It’s a paper-thin plot that is stretched to right about its limit. Jasmina Douieb is the centerpiece here and she’s actually FANTASTIC as the fed-up Inès. Review

Once again Adam Sandler shows us that he can hang with the best of them. This is a nuanced and beautiful performance from Sandler. Review

This fun and funny romantic comedy is a great time. Comedies, by their nature, are supposed to make you laugh. This one does that, but it also has a heart to it. Review

Samara Weaving is fine here. Max Greenfield is sort of chewing all the scenery everywhere he’s in this thing. There’s really no reason for this film to be over 2 hours long. It’s inexcusable really. Review

This is a modern spin on what Who Framed Roger Rabbit did back in the ’80s. Melding live action with 2-D animation. Mixing in crime and comedy all the elements are there. Review

This is so damned predictable and cheesy and totally fine. Victoria Justice is charming and worthwhile in her task here. Review

There are some moments in this that are genuinely funny, genuinely heartfelt, and genuine to the characters. Something here isn’t quite as good as it could be. Frankly, I think it’s the script. The performances are fine but the material doesn’t require much. Review

It’s a completely fine romantic film. All of the characters are likable and though you can see what’s coming with this script as if it’s written on cellophane it’s charming enough and well directed enough to satisfy that itch. Review

This is a very by-the-numbers, funny little teen comedy. All of the young leads in this do an excellent job of carrying their weight. Review

Overall this is a very well animated film. From a script point of view it’s fine it’s a typical anime romance type thing that Your Name got right years ago. The music is seriously stunning. Review

Chock full of action the film also has emotion, and friendship at its core. S.S. Rajamouli does a fantastic job of filming this and some of the sequences are absolutely breathtaking. Review

This is a really fun, if flawed Netflix jam. Youthful and fun to get through. Review

Simply an excellent piece of cinema and one that’ll have your adrenal glands working overtime. Review

Come for some fine performances by young actors. Stay for the fun and interesting tale that does some things you probably wouldn’t expect. Review

There’s something to this documentary. It’s excellently done. It’s a true story and that might be the craziest thing of it all. Review

This movie is a complete and utter mess. I like the risk-taking by Marvel. I’ll give them their flowers for letting Raimi KINDA do stuff. I really feel like had they allowed him more script control this could’ve been a top-flight experience. Review

I loved the chemistry between Cole Sprouse and our new romcom queen Lana Condor. Review

Everything here works to an extent. It isn’t perfect and tends to meander and lose its focus. When it is sharp it’s razor so but the problems that persist are forgivable and the film overall in tonally fixed on what it wants to do. Review