Toy story still has some ability to pull the corners of my lips into an involuntary grin. Keanu Reeves is … More
Author: cameforthetrailers
Last Black Man In San Francisco (June 21)
Last Man in San Francisco is a story about the myth of ownership and a film that touches on gentrification … More
The Dead Don’t Die (June 13)
The deadpan is all-consuming. It seems to be a defining feature of the film and a political statement about the … More
Dark Phoenix (June 9)
Probably nothing is more important to mention about this movie than the fact that it’s becoming increasingly obvious that Sophie … More
Always Be My Maybe (June 8)
Always Be My Maybe is maybe the first Netflix movie I haven’t regretted watching. Randall Park and Ali Wong are … More
Rocketman (June 6)
Rocketman pulses with the energy of a lot of good people trying to do their best: Taron Egerton singing like … More
Godzilla: King of the Monsters (May 31)
It’s hard to sift through this film for anything redeeming, but–gun to my head–I guess I could say that it’s … More
Aladdin (May 26)
Aladdin is a remake that no one asked for that delivers on some promises of being more inclusive in its … More
Booksmart (May 24)
Booksmart is clarifying for me what it is I like most about a whole bunch of teen comedies in the … More
Shadow (May 22)
Shadow is a cross between the genre-bending rags-to-riches/action film Dheepan (2015) and Nolan’s twisty adaptation of The Prestige. The premise … More
