The Meg is a Matryoshka doll of maudlin suicide-run speeches and shockingly earnest stares for a film that seemed to … More
Author: cameforthetrailers
The Spy Who Dumped Me (Aug 4)
Someone was too drunk to edit this film down to ninety minutes. Convoluted plot. Premise was low key messed up. … More
Eighth Grade (Aug 3)
There were other ways to have done this movie that weren’t as ambitious, weren’t as safe–Bo could have reached for … More
Three Identical Strangers (Aug 1)
CNN produced Three Identical Strangers along with Neon, which is a weird mix of sleepy and sexy. The documentary is … More
Blindspotting (July 30)
I thought Blindspotting was gonna be plot-driven to a certain clichéd place based on the trailer: Police shooting leads convicted … More
Mission Impossible: Moviepass Falls Out (July 28)
If you can set aside all of the troubling connections, willful acts of ignorance, and the tremendous level of violence and … More
RIP, Moviepass (Update 2019, Aug 1, 2018)
This weekend into today, I was immobilized from posting while my computer went in for some repairs, and it turns … More
Hearts Beat Loud (July 22)
I thought it was going to be a 4 but it was at least a 5. I know I’m getting … More
Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far On Foot (July 20)
Don’t Worry‘s a dark comedy that at times cleaves too close to the standard “this is a thing that happened” … More
Sorry to Bother You (July 13)
Sorry to Bother You is the next in a new wave of young, imaginative filmmakers who are creating a new … More
