MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION ACCREDITED OUTLET

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com Spidey is finally back in New York City the way he is supposed to be. And this time he brought all his feelings with him. Destin Daniel Cretton delivers a grounded, darker and far more mature take on the iconic hero in Spider-Man: Brand New Day, packed with unforgettable web-slinging action, emotional weight and genuine heart. Tackling themes of balance, isolation and accepting the changes we cannot control, Brand New Day reminds audiences wha

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com Nobody is going to walk away from The Dink claiming it reinvented the wheel. That is not what this film is trying to do and honestly that is exactly what makes it work. The Dink is genuinely funny, charming and at times surprisingly original. It knows exactly what it is, stays completely in its lane and delivers the kind of sharp, hilarious and witty dialogue that feels like the good old days of a Happy Madison production firing on all cylinde

By Klep Napier | Werarecritix.com Christopher Nolan has never made an ugly film. That much is certain. But The Odyssey might be his most ambitious swing yet and ambition, as we all know, is a double edged sword. When you pack this much legendary talent into a single frame and then ask them to serve a story that half the world already knows by heart, you are either going to blow the roof off or find yourself in a very expensive traffic jam. The Odyssey lands somewhere in betwe

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com There’s a moment in The Drama where everything shifts, and from that point on, there’s no going back. Not for the characters, and definitely not for the audience. Christopher Boley, best known for Dream Scenario , returns with a film that strips romance down to its most uncomfortable truths. Starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson, The Drama presents itself as a love story on the surface, but what unfolds is something far more emotionally comp

By Klep Napier | Wearecritix.com If They Will Kill You wasn’t already on your radar, allow our They Will Kill You Review help you out. The latest thriller starring Zazie Beetz is officially in theaters now , and while it may look familiar on the surface, this one brings enough style, chaos, and originality to stand on its own. At first glance, the film feels like it’s pulling from a mix of influences. You’ll catch shades of Kill Bill and Ready or Not almost immediately. But