Conclave surprises with a gripping narrative, stellar cast, and a twist ending that lingers. A thought-provoking, must-watch Oscar contender

Carry On (2024) breaks records on Netflix with non-stop thrills, gripping performances, and edge-of-your-seat suspense. A must-watch!

Anora (2024): A visually stunning and musically rich tale of grief and rebirth. Ambitious but uneven. Worth the journey.

Visually stunning but narratively scattered, Here (2024) dazzles with ambition but struggles to connect emotionally. A mixed journey.

Reagan (2024): A tribute to a great man. Stellar performances and historical depth, but too niche for casual viewers.

A clever, heartfelt film where young meets old. “My Old Ass” mixes humor, love, & self-reflection in a time-traveling journey. #TimeTravel

Michael Keaton shines in Goodrich, but uneven pacing and familiar tropes hinder its heartfelt exploration of family and redemption.

A thrilling dive into our obsession with youth. A unique horror for fans seeking an eerie, unforgettable ride.

Anna Kendrick shines as both star and director in this chilling thriller, but the blurred lines between fact and fiction lessen its impact.

Something in the Water struggles with pacing and character development, making it a one-time watch for shark thriller fans.

Joker: Folie à Deux feels directionless despite solid acting and singing. A sequel that goes nowhere. Wait for streaming—or skip it.

War Game (2024) offers a slow political drama focused on insurrection tactics, but struggles to keep audiences engaged with its pacing.

Amber Alert" (2024) weaves suspense and tension into a thrilling suburban chase. A must-watch for fans of edge-of-your-seat drama.

Joker (2019): Joaquin Phoenix’s chilling portrayal of Gotham’s infamous villain elevates this familiar, yet gripping, descent into madness.

Uglies offers a visually stunning journey with standout performances, but an unsatisfying ending keeps it from reaching its full potential.

‘Speak No Evil’ is a haunting thriller that delivers genuine terror through stellar performances—not a CGI effect in sight.

Kinds of Kindness (2024) struggles to find coherence, offering a disjointed, absurdist experience that alienates more than it intrigues.

Logan delivers raw performances and stunning visuals but stumbles with its uninspired storyline. It's a good film, but not a great one.

Nicole Kidman and Zac Efron navigate love and family drama in this charming Netflix rom-com. An okay watch for a cozy night in!

I liked this better than the first two movies. It made me care more about the characters, especially the cat. A must-watch for fans!