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Like TV reviews, film reviews at Lady Geeks Media involve both spoiler free and spoilery content, breaking down performances, writing, and directing to explore how the film fits into the genre and delivers something new and refreshing.
Supergirl Review: A Grungy, Gritty Heroine with Heart
If Superman was playful pop-punk, Supergirl is a messy grunge revival, anchored by a stellar performance by Milly Alcock.
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Toy Story 5 Review: An Ode to Friendships
Toy Story 5 keeps friendships at its center and delivers an effective message about authentic connections.
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Voicemails for Isabelle Review: A Heartbreaking Romance Surprisingly Full of Hope
Voicemails for Isabelle demands a full box of tissues.
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Disclosure Day Review: An Examination of Empathy
With incredible performances and stunning visuals, Disclosure Day offers a compelling examination of empathy.
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Office Romance Review: An Absolute Blast From Start to Finish
Office Romance is a true rom-com from beginning to end, and one of the most entertaining movies of the summer.
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I Am Frankelda Review: A Gorgeous Love Letter to Storytelling
With gorgeous animation and a compelling narrative, I Am Frankelda shines as one of the most inspiring features of the year.
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The Punisher: One Last Kill Is Dark and Gritty, But Misses the Mark
While the performances are great, The Punisher: One Last Kill misses the mark in becoming a memorable special feature.
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Remarkably Bright Creatures Review: Beautifully Big-Hearted
Gorgeously adapted with incredible performances, Remarkably Bright Creatures is a glimmer of light in a dark timeline.
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The Devil Wears Prada 2 Review: Impeccable, Timely, and Profoundly Healing
As a love letter to journalism, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is a worthy and glowing sequel.
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She’s the Man 20th Anniversary Review: As Hilarious as You Remember It
If you’re wondering if She’s the Man holds up, the answer is an emphatic yes.
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You, Me & Tuscany Review: Sweet, Stunning, and So Much Fun
You, Me & Tuscany is an absolute joy from start to finish and feels like a nostalgic escape.
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La La Land 10 Year Anniversary Review: Still Gorgeous, Still Lovely
La La Land might not be perfect, but it’s a beautifully vibrant movie that feels especially relevant today.
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Project Hail Mary Review: A Kaleidoscopic Experience
Visually breathtaking and thematically significant, Project Hail Mary is the movie we all need right now.
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Eva Victor’s Sorry, Baby Is a Masterful Debut
Thoughtful, profound, and deeply harrowing, Sorry, Baby is an excellent debut with brilliant performances all around.
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Rebuilding Review: Josh O’Connor Delivers Another Heartfelt Performance
Josh O’Connor delivers another unforgettable performance in Max Walker-Silverman’s Rebuilding.
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People We Meet on Vacation Review: A Gorgeously Unforgettable Rom-Com
In every way where it matters, People We Meet on Vacation is a perfect rom-com.
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Blue Moon Review: Quietly Lavish and Heartfelt
Blue Moon is quietly lavish and achingly heartfelt, resulting in a must-watch for theatre fans.
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Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere Review: A Profoundly Honest Portrait of Creativity
Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere is a quieter but hugely evocative biopic with a raw performance from Jeremy Allen White.
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Rental Family Review: A Moving Exploration of Human Connections
Brendan Fraser and the whole cast deliver some of the most sincere performances of the year in Rental Family.
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