Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

This is a family film perfect for everyone to go see together. Its message of inclusion for all is beautiful and perfectly balanced by Krejcí. Review

Go and watch one of Linklater’s other films from this decade Everybody Wants Some!! or Boyhood. Those are far better at exploring the themes to which they want to explore then this is. It’s a weird shell of a Linklater. Review

Sad, funny, touching this does everything a movie is meant to do and it does so with perfect execution. Review

A sad meandering disappointment of a film. Review

It’s not awful when you look at it from a strict filmmaking point of view. If you want to get into all the other stuff you’re going to have a bad time. Artists make art and Allen has been making it for 50 years now. Review

This movie is an absolute drivel. It’s not well-written or well-directed. Jay Baruchel strikes out big time with this one. Review

A gold standard comedy for 2019 it is easy to say that Eddie Murphy is back like he never left. Review

As the story moves along the flaws are evident, nonetheless, some will find a fun time with this. Justin Long shows he’s still around and still very funny. Review

It’s Soderbergh so it’s competent enough it’s just dull. Nothing of consequence happens because as seen as a thread is picked up they stretch it, light it on fire and forget about it. Review

There’s nothing wrong with the film…except that as I mentioned it really isn’t a film. It’s nature makes it so frivolous. I can’t really recommend this unless you’re some sort of extreme fan of the film itself. Review

Narratively this is some great storytelling. It flows well and moves from its year to year well. Review

A little too deliberate in it’s pacing for my taste and that one narrative issue knocks this down a bit. Solid acting is flawed by a too-long script. Review

One of 2019’s biggest and most exciting surprises. It’s bloody and well structured. There’s something to be said for sitting back and vibing to the gory fun in this. Review

So much of the glory here stems from the utter brilliance in filmmaking Eggers exhibits. Review

An excellent film that works against the tradition of films based on television not being any good. Review

This thing is a mess. A wild, insane mess. Nicholas Cage is at his unhinged best. Review

This film is an absolute treat. So much positivity just permeating through this. Jillian Bell is a delight and you root for her throughout this. Review

A great continuation of this story and a nice way to wrap it all up. Great acting and a nicely paced script are combined with Anderson’s sharp direction to bring forth a film that sees itself in the top tier of King adaptations. Review

This film has all the ooky, all the spooky and it simply put nails it! Riley Keough is stellar and the two child leads are so annoying that everything that occurs with them feels almost cathartic. It’s a taut piece of suspense that brings the scares in all the right places. Review

It’s a slow-moving piece that isn’t really well-paced. Sure Peter Sarsgaard is his typical self..just out here acting his ass off. Review

There’s something about this film that I really enjoyed. Perhaps it’s the quirk of it all. I mean there’s certainly plenty. Review

It is an absolutely harmless piece of PG sugar. If its intentions were anything but sincere this would’ve failed. Review

This is a good sit down and watch it type of Netflix film. One that demands your attention to make sense but is well made enough to also keep it. Give it a spin. I give this one a slight recommend and it is easy enough to access. Review

It’s good harmless romcom filmmaking. Unspectacular but entertaining. Review