Prepare some tissues. Megan Park’s My Old Ass is a thoughtful and hilariously heartfelt tear-jerker.
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.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Review
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice might not become a classic like the original, but it’s undoubtedly a sequel that’s worth rewatching.
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‘Babes’ Movie Review: Pregnancies, Friendships, and A Lot of Questions
Ilana Glazer and Michelle Buteau are hilariously brilliant in Pamela Adlon’s Babes movie.
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‘Ghostlight’ Review: An Honest Depiction of Grief and Community
Ghostlight is an honest and, at times, uncomfortable depiction of grief and the importance of community.
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‘Her Pen Pal’ Review: A Gorgeous Summer Romance
Hallmark’s Her Pen Pal is one of the most well written second chance romances in recent years.
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‘Dìdi (弟弟)’ Review: A Moving Coming-of-Age Story
Sean Wang’s Dìdi (弟弟) is a heartfelt, genuinely hilarious coming-of-age story with fantastic performances.
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‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Review: An Ode to Legacy
Deadpool & Wolverine is a true summer blockbuster, and the best Marvel film in recent years.
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Ian Ebright’s ‘The Way We Speak’ Review
Ian Ebright’s The Way We Speak is significant in its means of brutally reminding viewers of why our words matter.
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‘Young Woman and the Sea’ Review
Young Woman and the Sea is an inspirational triumph with beautiful performances from Daisy Ridley.
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‘Twisters’ Review: A Roaring and Heartfelt Hit
Glen Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones are a perfect pair in Twisters.
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‘A Quiet Place: Day One’ Review: How Prequels Should Be
A Quiet Place: Day One is no exception to the franchise’s legacy, providing the same amount of heart and distinction.
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‘Late Bloomers’ Review: A Heartfelt Exploration of Life’s Challenges
Late Bloomers is a fascinating exploration of how women can confide in each other in ways that require sincere vulnerability.
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‘The Bikeriders’ Review: Imbalanced Character Journeys Become the Film’s Downfall
The Bikeriders doesn’t give its actors enough screen time to establish character journeys that will be memorable.
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‘I Used to Be Funny’ Review
I Used to Be Funny is more heartbreaking than anything else, but Rachel Sennott delivers a phenomenal performance all throughout.
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‘The Imaginary’ Review: Heartwarming and Lovely
The Imaginary is something we could all use, no matter how old we are.
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‘Inside Out 2’ Review: An Emotionally Significant Sequel
Inside Out 2 is honest, heartfelt, gorgeously animated, and a real treat for viewers.
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‘Am I OK?’ Review: Dakota Johnson Delivers a Fantastic Performance
Dakota Johnson delivers an incredibly vulnerable performance in Am I OK?
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‘Hit Man’ Review: Glen Powell and Adria Arjona Are Aces
Netflix’s Hit Man is yet another must-watch action romantic comedy with great performances.
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Frank Berry’s ‘Aisha’ Review: A Somber Truth
Frank Berry’s Aisha isn’t a masterpiece, but it’s a significant piece of storytelling that might go unnoticed in a sea of many films.
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John Krasinski’s ‘IF’ Review: A Wholesome Delight
John Krasinski’s IF is a wholesome gem with incredible performances and laugh-out-loud moments of levity.
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