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Remarkable drama with great use of color and composition. Good story about the best leaders sometimes being the ones who don’t want the job. Satisfying enough ending, but the real win is the journey along the way.

Weird, but engaging story. Commentary and bonus features are interesting and unavailable on other releases to my knowledge. Could be more satisfying if Anora got some revenge, but did end relatively satisfyingly. Closed Captions may be recommended for some of the broken English / Russian accents when not already displayed when they’re speaking Russian.

It wants to be Airplane so badly it forgot to make the characters memorable. Rocky Horror Picture Show also comes to mind as an inspiration for this mess, but without the cult following and songs this one won't likely reach that level of love.

Looks and sounds great, one of the best demos for HDR / Dolby Vision on a high end television in Illumination's works. But it misses in story - however for franchise fans I could see it being a guilty pleasure.

Really well done edge-of-your-seat thriller. Acting is great, the discourse it provides after viewing is broad, and sound design expertly immerses you in the suspense.

Good, but misses being great by washing all the controversial bits out. Jaafar does a fantastic job in his mannerisms - so it's worth a watch for that alone for fans of Michael Jackson's music. However, the family and estate's role in silencing victims and censoring media with their lawsuit deplatforming Leaving Neverland is blatantly clear here. It completely ignores any meaningful questioning of...

More ridiculous nonsense from Angel Studios. Completely misses the point of Orwell's original novel. I'm kinda disappointed in the voice talent for involving themselves in this mess.

Much better picture quality than versions on Apple TV or Kanopy. Highly recommend this one for LGBTQ+ people and those looking for a fun romp through the Australian outback with important messages on found families and safety of expression. They played this on the TV following 9/11 - it's that level of comforting.

It's worth a watch for fans of the actors (Broderick & Brando), but the plot and character acting from Brando rhyme very closely with The Godfather.

Not a great movie experience, it's more like 3 episodes stitched together without a continuous plot. It also feels too CGI for my tastes, where some real set design could have truly helped it build immersion. If you're a fan of the show, it's probably worth watching for some character closure, but come into it expecting a three-episode binge that's only very loosely connected to each-other over a ...