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Review of Old (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 22 Jul 2021

Old is a pretty lousy horror film about adults, but a pretty good one about children…

Review of Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 22 Jul 2021

Its battles are conceptually interesting — one rainy, neon-drenched fight across the alleys and rooftops of a city slum is a highlight…

Review of Space Jam: A New Legacy (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 14 Jul 2021

Space Jam: A New Legacy is so overwhelmingly suffused with corporate propaganda that it seems like the filmmakers are seeking exactly that…

Review of No Sudden Move (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 02 Jul 2021

It starts as a crime caper, makes a pit stop among the sitdowns and power-jockeying of gangster films, and somehow manages to tie its many…

Review of The Forever Purge (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 30 Jun 2021

An overwhelming chunk of The Forever Purge’s brisk 103 minutes is devoted to the film’s Mexican immigrants saving the Tuckers’ lives,…

Review of Black Widow (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 29 Jun 2021

While Black Widow’s director and writers try valiantly to make the film a fitting swan song for Natasha and an impressive action vehicle…

Review of The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 04 Jun 2021

Ultimately, The Devil Made Me Do It’s attempt to shake the franchise up with a new director falls short, and like the young man at the…

Review of A Quiet Place Part II (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 29 May 2021

The film is a horror story with the heart of a family drama, and for the most part, it works very well…

Review of In the Heights (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 21 May 2021

This is how In the Heights won me over…

Review of Godzilla vs. Kong (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 29 Mar 2021

Godzilla vs…

Review of The Courier (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 19 Mar 2021

It’s mostly a plain thriller, but in its focus on espionage as relationship-driven work, it’s still entertaining…

Review of Zack Snyder's Justice League (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 15 Mar 2021

This cut isn’t going to win anyone over — it’s a self-serious sermon to the converted that isn’t terribly concerned with getting…

Review of Boss Level (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 05 Mar 2021

It’s mostly a movie with designs on over-the-top action that are undercut by the actual action…

Review of Biggie: I Got a Story to Tell (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 01 Mar 2021

I Got a Story to Tell is a movie without a clear audience…

Review of Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry (2021)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Polygon (677) on 01 Mar 2021

In spite of its roughly chronological timeline, The World’s A Little Blurry is formless, less a slickly crafted come-up story and more a…

Review of Feels Good Man (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for Vanity Fair (761) on 09 Sep 2020

Feels Good Man shows the collective lizard brain of the internet at work, explaining how systems driven by engagement naturally propagate…

Review of She Dies Tomorrow (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for The Verge (432) on 07 Aug 2020

She Dies Tomorrow is a house of mirrors, a film much more interested in the reflections it offers you than in conjuring anything overly…

Review of Palm Springs (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for The Verge (432) on 07 Aug 2020

While Palm Springs is a fun rom-com, it’s a story haunted by the idea that we’d secretly be tempted by a world where nothing really…

Review of The Lovebirds (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for The Verge (432) on 09 Jun 2020

While it’s not big on declarations of love, comic misunderstandings, or many of the genre trappings, it understands that the best…

Review of Bloodshot (2020)

By Joshua Rivera (91) for The Verge (432) on 04 Apr 2020

As an action movie, Bloodshot is the worst kind of uninspiring: not bad enough to circle back around toward fun, not good enough at action…

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