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Analytical Features, Reviews, and Big Feelings
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.
Nick and Noah forever. My Fault: London is an undeniable winner.
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All is well in the world because Cameron Diaz is back on our screens.
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The Piano Lesson is a solid directorial debut with fantastic performances at its center.
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Mission Impossible who? Give us more movies like Thelma starring June Squibb.
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Flow is an odyssey of sorts—a journey that’s full of all kinds of experiences.
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A24’s Sing Sing, directed by Greg Kwedar, is without question one of the year’s best films.
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Pathé Films’ The Count of Monte Cristo is a dazzling new adaptation of the beloved Alexandre Dumas novel.
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A Complete Unknown isn’t without faults, but it’s a riveting account of craftsmanship, complexities, and the demand for growth
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The Night Before Christmas in Wonderland feel like a joyous Christmas classic.
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Angelina Jolie delivers a breathtaking, gorgeously nuanced, and raw performance in Pablo Larraín’s Maria.
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Conclave provides a feat in every area.
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Written and directed by Jesse Eisenberg, A Real Pain is a tremendous accomplishment in more ways than one.
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Wicked: Part One brings the beloved Broadway musical to vibrant, well-crafted life, hitting all the emotional (and musical) high notes.
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Netflix’s Our Little Secret is a hilariously chaotic joy ride.
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Steve McQueen’s Blitz is a film worth watching.
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Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth bring worthwhile and deeply tender performances to Lonely Planet.
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Girl Haunts Boy is an endearing young adult love story that highlights friendship, grief, and second chances.
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DreamWorks’ The Wild Robot is a beautiful feast for the eyes and one of the most memorable films of the decade.
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For those who can stomach heavier topics, His Three Daughters is a powerful, must-watch film.
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