Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

A really interesting film lt down by some questionable narrative decisions I think the dialogue itself is all rather snappy, and the acting, even in the supporting roles is great. Review

Outside of the major names in the director’s chair and the lead the actual process and execution just aren’t there. Review

I really was impressed by the action and the pacing of the film but what I was upset with was the “Disneyness” of it all. It was as though they went through a Disney checklist and hit every mark. Review

This film is hilarious. I don’t know what I expected going in but it was not whatever the hell it was I got. Review

The end product is, in fact, a decent teen romantic comedy that uses a (now) somewhat overused premise. That said…I do think this is an enjoyable piece that many will find a little cheesy but otherwise romantic. Review

Lana Condor will most certainly come out of the other end of this trilogy as the star she deserves to be. This is just a case of a film series that had nowhere left to go. A script that muddles too much of what had this franchise shining. Review

Jessie Barr is a legit force as a director and we’re along for the ride. Review

This is a really intense affair that never once for a single second takes itself too seriously. It’s all the better for that. Review

This is an utterly heart-wrenching experience at points. Review

If the song within the film were not so catchy and great I probably would not have been as kind to this. Review

Incomprehensible writing and wholly unlikeable characters. Review

Even though it is a unique subject there’s too much going on and for sure someone could get lost in it all. Review

I cannot state more plainly that if you’re a crier and you need a good cry well look no further. As a film it’s a wonderful character study of both Nicole and Matt but moreso on Dane. Review

Bleeker Street has brought forth a really good production that struggles to be great in the face of the exquisite talent involved. Really it’s Waterston and Kirby that deserves far better. Review

Corbine’s craftmanship is simply fantastic. His narrative work here is really well done. Review

There’s some good acting here, even if the script isn’t exactly…good. That’s not to say that this particular film lacks in its attempted messages merit. Review

This might be Justin Timberlake’s best acting performance since The Social Network. His portrayal of Palmer comes across so genuine. Review

A loving tribute to a band that was always just one creative step ahead of the curve. Review

This such a unique and fascinating take on the werewolf film. Overflowing with a gothic tinge and a dark sense of dread. Review

This is a perfectly fine film with good performances. Ones that don’t stand out as much because of the obvious script issues and a lack of consistent pacing. Review

This piles up to little more then a waste of time. At not point in this does the meandering chaos coalesce into something useful or worthwhile. Review

Certainly a documentary like this has an agenda and it’s one I firmly think gets across beautifully. Review

Merciless in it’s mediocrity and a giant bore to boot. Anthony Mackie deserves more then this! Review

This is the first great documentary for 2021. Similar in delivery to last years Boys State which premiered at the very same festival last year. You’re rooting full stop for each kid throughout. Review