The Invite review: Awkward banter leads to brutal truths
‘The Invite’ exposes truths and vulnerabilities over the course of a dinner that never actually makes it to the table.
Penelope Cruz
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The Bride review: It lives in chaos
‘The Bride’ is a frenetic tale of female empowerment from the perspective of a woman who demands agency in her second life.
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Review: ‘Ferrari’ fails to maintain a consistent speed
‘Ferrari’ excels in the high-velocity sections, but wavers in scenes that centre on Enzo Ferrari’s personal difficulties.
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Review: ‘Parallel Mothers’ ties its characters into complex knots
‘Parallel Mothers’ follows two single mothers who meet by chance at the hospital and become unexpectedly intertwined as they both confront deep traumas.
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Review: ‘Zoolander 2’ goes retro with mixed results (Includes first-hand account)
Sometimes a movie’s success is akin to lightening in a bottle. Everything comes together in perfect harmony to create an experience that is fondly remembered by everyone, immortalizing the picture in the minds of its fans. This is a phenomenon not easily repeated, no matter how vehemently they want to recapture the magic of the original. But that doesn’t prevent them from trying. Zoolander 2 is a highly anticipated sequel with exceptionally big shoes to fill.
