Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

Netflix obviously keeps making these prestige biopics for no other reason then generating awards nominations. Review

It isn’t by any means a bad film it’s just very much not a good one. A perfect example of what could’ve been. A film that is mostly hype from a great trailer and never delivered as a whole package. Review

A film that doesn’t really understand what it is and therefore doesn’t understand what it’s doing. Review

What a simply fantastic, weird and honestly refreshing piece. Review

Colman Domingo is nominated for Best Actor. He certainly is the best part of this film. He’s electric and you just cannot take your eyes off of him. The film is, overall, quite dull in execution. Review

From Paul’s unflinching lack of understanding the Angus’ apathy toward everyone around him these are flawed characters. Characters who’s situations aren’t so different from one and other. It is those similarities that drive Payne’s wonderful narrative. Review

What an intriguing and well put together film. Jesse Buckley is simply stellar here. Review

It doesn’t have the pomp and circumstance of Luhrmann’s journey but the simple telling of this story of a girl plucked from normalcy works far better for me because structurally we get a better script... Review

A very enjoyable little comedy. One that will certainly fly under the radar. Review

It is safely put together and directed in such a way where it all just sorta works. Kristian Mercado is letting his actors do their thing and happens to be pointing a camera at them. Sometimes that just sorta works. Review

Burr, for his part behind the lens is clearly a rookie and perhaps with more seasoning as a director he’ll be fine. What’s the biggest concern is the writing. It’s awful. Review

A film of beautiful, stressful moments. There hasn’t been a love triangle done this well in some time. The raw emotion and take on what human sexuality is, and can be. Review

The pacing and lack of expository execution are the two cardinal sins this film commits. What keeps this ship afloat are the performances all of them grandiose enough to propel the narrative forward while utilizing the too fast pacing to make everything FEEL better than it is delivered. Review

A damned beautiful looking science fiction tale. Sadly this is one that’s let down by the ambitions of the director and the shortcuts of that same man as a writer. Review

A crisp crime drama if I’ve seen one all year. Lead wonderfully by a classic Del Toro turn this is a film that surprised me with its quality even if it doesn’t get everything right all the time. Review

This won’t be for everyone but the breezy watch that was fairly funny worked for me... Review

Through song and script Carney shows us how amazing music can be at conveying emotions and telling stories…once again. Review

It’s an enjoyable mystery with the always likable Poirot at the center. This works with, before or after spooky season and I think it’s a well thought out film that you probably won’t see coming. Review

Sometimes a film just hits me right. This is one of those times. Clearly this is a film that I am the demographic for and thus it worked well for me. Review

So much went right but not enough for me was done well to give this anything but a run of the mill romantic comedy. Review

Whatever this film is doing it isn’t succeeding particularly well. I think it is time that we mercifully end this franchise. Review

This film is hilarious and doesn’t take itself too seriously. When it does have something to say, which is often does, it’s satire hits with sledgehammer damage. Review

This is genuinely a very funny tween comedy. There’s a lot to like from the narrative standpoint, Stacy and Lydia’s relationship feels authentic and they feel like actual friends. Review

Thanks and praise should be poured on to Nicola Rose for the job she does here. She takes this simple premise, simple set up and guides it with such a steady hand. Review