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Author Archives: Robert Bouffard

Don’t Worry Darling — A Boring Sci-Fi Attempt

I gave Don’t Worry Darling a fair shake, and unfortunately it just doesn’t work, leaving the Twitter drama to be more entertaining after all.

Posted byRobert BouffardSeptember 24, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Don’t Worry Darling — A Boring Sci-Fi Attempt

Bodies Bodies Bodies — A Gen Z Whodunnit

It’s a whole lot of fun, and has enough to say that it overcomes an initially vacuous premise. 

Posted byRobert BouffardSeptember 24, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Bodies Bodies Bodies — A Gen Z Whodunnit

Three Thousand Years of Longing — Grasping at What We Can

Three Thousand Years of Longing joins what is becoming a chorus of movies singing  the necessity of holding onto each other as everything else slowly slips from our grasp.

Posted byRobert BouffardAugust 29, 2022August 29, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Three Thousand Years of Longing — Grasping at What We Can

Marcel the Shell with Shoes On — Seeing the World Through a Shell’s Eye

The main reason to watch this film, though, is because of the emotional maturity and human understanding that Marcel displays

Posted byRobert BouffardAugust 3, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Marcel the Shell with Shoes On — Seeing the World Through a Shell’s Eye

Nope — Jordan Peele Back to Form

Nope, yet again, will have audiences discussing the meaning and details of a Jordan Peele film for a long time

Posted byRobert BouffardAugust 3, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Nope — Jordan Peele Back to Form

Thor: Love and Thunder — Embarrassed at Itself

it’s all just too thin by the third, and no connection, stakes, or ideas have been substantially built

Posted byRobert BouffardJuly 7, 2022July 7, 2022Posted inReviews2 Comments on Thor: Love and Thunder — Embarrassed at Itself

Elvis — A Typical Biopic Slog

there’s next to nothing to grab onto, besides the charismatic lead performance

Posted byRobert BouffardJuly 7, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Elvis — A Typical Biopic Slog

The Fallout — An Infuriating Call to Action

It takes an unflinching, scathing look at the realities of this now all-too-common occurrence

Posted byRobert BouffardJuly 1, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on The Fallout — An Infuriating Call to Action

On the Count of Three — Raw and Dark, Yet Life-Affirming

On the Count of Three comes across as brutally honest and raw storytelling.

Posted byRobert BouffardJune 30, 2022June 30, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on On the Count of Three — Raw and Dark, Yet Life-Affirming

Apollo 10 1/2 — Rotoscoped Nostalgia

Sometimes it’s nice to see the world through someone else’s eyes.

Posted byRobert BouffardJune 30, 2022Posted inReviewsLeave a comment on Apollo 10 1/2 — Rotoscoped Nostalgia

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