Pieces of a Woman (2020) Review

By: Chris Carter

Despite some shaky soapy ground, Vanessa Kirby pulls a rabbit out of a hat.

Movie Reviews

Lupin III: The First (2019) Review

Chris Carter January 18, 2021

Wonder Woman 1984 (2020) Review

Chris Carter December 28, 2020

Sofia Alexander Brings South American Myth to new Series Onyx Equinox

Brendan Frye December 28, 2020

CGMagazine recently had the chance to chat with Sofia on a call, to discuss Onyx Equinox, culture, and how Anime had a strong impact on the culture and childhood within Mexico and South America.

Soul (2020) Review

Chris Carter December 21, 2020

Soul is a wonderful and pointed film, and a reminder of what Pixar can really do.

The Prom (2020) Review

Chris Carter December 14, 2020

The Prom is a decent adaptation of the witty and fun Broadway musical.

Promising Young Woman (2020) Review

Lindsay Traves December 14, 2020

This year’s bleakest movie is a sunshiny pastel pink horror comedy. Promising Young Woman calls out the culture conducive to sexual violence and subverts rape revenge with a wink emoji.

Hillbilly Elegy (2020) Review

Chris Carter December 8, 2020

JD Vance tries to navigate his potential new law career and his dysfunctional family across state and poverty lines in Hillbilly Elegy.

Batman: Death in the Family (2020) Review

Lindsay Traves December 2, 2020

DC’s interactive Blu-ray has you endure tortures of the Bat family, finally revealing what might have happened if 1988 Bat-fans opted for Jason to be spared.

The Croods: A New Age Review

Chris Carter November 23, 2020

Nic Cage is going to keep on keepin’ on. This man will never stop making movies. His soul will forever

Ashens and the Polybius Heist (2020) Review

Zubi Khan November 19, 2020

Ashens and the Polybius Heist will fair better as a standalone movie, but will most definitely please fans of the original and those who enjoy that distinct, Ashens humour that has propelled Stewart Ashens to Internet stardom.

Animaniacs (2020) Review

Lindsay Traves November 16, 2020

Aging up its previous themes and keeping the meta-gags, Animaniacs is the old childhood friend coming to have a laughter filled chat about your adult lives. The tone remains intact and brings the comedy noise, but by spending too much time on overly specific political jokes, it feels immediately dated at a time audiences need relevance or escapism the most.