Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

Sydney Sweeney was excellent in Anyone But You which was material that she delivered well enough even if it feels like she’s sleepwalking through every film she is in. Review

It isn’t fun. It isn’t as funny as it should be for having the prefix title Ghostbusters. Either do better or please for the love of everything put this franchise out of it’s misery. Review

This isn’t charming in anyway. Instead all the characters just come off stupid and tone deaf. Review

The overall package here isn’t perfect but honestly what we do get is a smart and complex comedy that understands what it wants to say and delivers wholly on the message. Review

What a phenomenal films thus truly is. I can’t overstate how weird and wonderful a story it has here. Review

This is a bad film. Doug Liman does a bad job directing it. Without Gyllenhaal’s charisma there’s nothing to see here. Review

This is a great film. One that’ll pull at your heartstrings. One that’s sure to get the tear streaming down your face. Review

A truly excellent documentary that needs to be shown in art school from K-12 to prost-grad. Review

A uniquely edited and interestingly framed documentary that stand on it’s own but also as a fantastic companion to Jones’ other documentary. Review

This is one of the most shocking and frightening things I’ve seen in a documentary in a long time. Review

Romantic, full of great music and wonderfully shot. It is a film that features endless rewatchability. Review

Burgess is nails on a chalkboard annoying and the whole time you really just want him to grow up and/or grow a pair. Review

Depending on where you are in your life and your relationships this film has different bits of heft. The entire angle of the skits didn’t work as well as I wanted it to. Thats a small price to pay though honestly to get to the root of this story. Review

This is such an interesting look at a subject I had no idea about. It’s also an amazing time capsule for the period of time it talks about. Review

This was such a sobering but necessary documentary. Review

It’s a good film that fails to reach great heights. One key thing I truly enjoyed here was the visuals in certain spots. Review

Shannon Triplett does a fantastic job of reigning in her script and giving the audience JUST enough. Review

A really intense look at cheerleading. One lead by what is sure to be a breakout performance from Devery Jacobs. Review

This is a film I simply adored. One sure to become a cult classic. There’s plenty to be said about how weird and oddball the narrative of Julia Lederer’s script is. Review

It’s hard to peg why this all felt so flat and uninteresting. Review

Renck is a very visual director, one that has been creative and fantastic on the small screen. Here he does kind of bring the aesthetics but there’s a lack of substance here that’s prevalent. Review

Strong storytelling visuals couple with a packed narrative to make something that is, once again, truly refreshing in the animation game. Review

Even the funniest and most cool cast needs something to work with and they don’t have anything to work with here. This might be a skip for some for me it’s just…okay. Review

Phenomenal performances are strengthened with excellent dialogue and a director with a chef’s eye for details. Review