Hilarious, sharp, and inimitable on all fronts. 40 years later, and Clue is still a whodunnit staple.
Category: film reviews
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.
The Thursday Murder Club Review: A Hilariously Charming Whodunnit
Netflix’s The Thursday Murder Club is so delightful, we’re going to need ten more films with the cast.
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Drop Review: An Enthralling Thriller With Gripping Performances
With a solid screenplay and gripping performances from Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar, Drop sticks the landing as an enthralling thriller.
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Freakier Friday Review: A Worthy and Nostalgic Sequel
Freakier Friday is the kind of worthy, nostalgia-driven sequel that surprisingly shines from beginning to end.
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The Fantastic Four: First Steps Review: A Love Letter to Humanity and Empathy
With perfect casting and incredible storytelling, The Fantastic Four shines as one of the best superhero films of the year.
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Villa Amore Review
Villa Amore isn’t a must-watch, but it’s certainly a good time if you’re looking for a bit of an escape.
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Superman Review: Heartfelt, Humanized Heroics
A stellar cast and an endearing earnestness elevate James Gunn’s ‘Superman’, despite some chaotic plotting.
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Jurassic World: Rebirth Review: Cheers to the Nerds With Hearts of Gold
Jurassic World: Rebirth is undoubtedly one of the most entertaining films of the summer.
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Elio Review: An Emotional Story Featuring Stunning Animation
Pixar’s Elio is a tenderly transparent coming-of-age story that beautifully connects human beings and aliens.
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Materialists Review: Celine Song Brilliantly Delivers Another Compelling Gem
Celine Song’s Materialists is a compelling romance from beginning to end.
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The Ballad of Wallis Island Review: A Somber Exploration of the Art We Hold Onto
The Ballad of Wallis Island is one of the most poignant films of the year.
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Ballerina Review: Ana de Armas Shines in a Solid Action Spectacle
From the World of John Wick: Ballerina is a solid summer spectacle
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Love on the Danube: Royal Getaway Review
The chemistry between Dan Jeannotte and Jessica Sipos makes Love on the Danube: a summer must-watch.
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Lilo & Stitch Review: A Wholesome and Worthy Live-Action Adaptation
Hilarious, poignant, and surprisingly comforting, Disney’s Lilo & Stitch is a worthy and well-executed live-action.
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Apple TV’s Fountain of Youth Review: Fun, but Needed More Romance
Fountain of Youth is an appealing and fun movie that’s appropriately geared toward streaming at home.
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Thunderbolts* Review: Marvel’s Most Relatable Story Yet
Thunderbolts* isn’t just good, but it’s one of the best superhero films of the last decade.
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The King of Kings Review: A Solid Animated Feature
The King of Kings is a gorgeously animated film that tells a familiar and comforting story through exceptional voice acting.
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Pride and Prejudice Review: 20 Years Later and It Stands the Test of Time
Pride and Prejudice 2005 shines as a leading benchmark of a breathtaking adaptation.
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Paddington in Peru Review: Still Lovely, Still Comforting
Paddington in Peru isn’t the cinematic masterpiece the original two films were, but it’s still a comforting joyride.
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Black Bag Review: A Thrilling Spectacle and a Compelling Romance
Black Bag is every bit the original, non-franchise film moviegoers have been asking for.
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