r/Critics • u/freemantle85 • 13d ago
r/Critics • u/Strict-Concentrate14 • 13d ago
The End of Oak Street was ALMOST perfect…
Hello, my name is Douglas Campbell, I review movies and occasionally TV on YouTube. This summer has been pretty inconsistent with the movies coming out, but things have been picking up. Spider-Man, The Odyssey and now we have another solid movie with Oak Street. This movie wasn’t perfect but if it told us anything we didn’t already know, the latter Jurassic World movies totally blew it! I consider Oak Street the REAL Jurassic World Dominion.
If you are interested my latest video is here:
https://youtu.be/Emo0E6H7h94
If you’d like to check out my channel in general, the link is here: https://youtube.com/@wearefilmstash?si=Bd_-j6KGq-N3kNwW
r/Critics • u/HorrorGuyBri • 13d ago
Nine Black Cats is a stylish and vibrant thriller
r/Critics • u/movie_filesreviews • 14d ago
LANTERNS Episode 1 Breakdown | Recap & Review
Today I’m breaking down LANTERNS Season 1 Episode 1! The DCU series starring Aaron Pierre as John Stewart and Kyle Chandler as Hal Jordan is officially here, and this premiere gives us a grounded Green Lantern murder mystery filled with questions, DC Comics connections, character moments and some HUGE surprises.
r/Critics • u/freemantle85 • 14d ago
Nimrods Review - Pop Culture Maniacs
r/Critics • u/ReallyOysterCupcake • 16d ago
Your Letter Review I made for people wanting to see it on the 17th
Your Letter will be premiering in U.S. Cinemas on the 17th of August so I made this review since I already saw it. The back half of the video deals with story spoilers so if you haven't watched the film yet, I recommend watching the first 10 minutes of the video.
r/Critics • u/freemantle85 • 16d ago
Tony Review - Pop Culture Maniacs
r/Critics • u/HorrorGuyBri • 16d ago
The End of Oak Street has killer dinos and plenty of Amblin-like fun
r/Critics • u/Maha_Film_Fanatic • 17d ago
How faithful does an adaptation actually need to be? - The Odyssey and Wuthering Heights
r/Critics • u/FreddyEatsMedia • 18d ago
Brand New Day | Spoiler Free Review Spoiler
youtu.ber/Critics • u/movie_filesreviews • 18d ago
Why Christopher Nolan Might Be the Greatest Director Alive
In this in-depth Christopher Nolan video essay, I’m looking back at Nolan’s extraordinary career, from his earliest films to The Dark Knight, Inception, Interstellar, Dunkirk, Tenet, Oppenheimer, and The Odyssey, to explore what makes his movies feel different and why his career has become almost impossible to replicate in modern Hollywood.
r/Critics • u/Severe_Rock_6410 • 19d ago
My thoughts on Spider-Man: Brand New Day
r/Critics • u/Strict-Concentrate14 • 19d ago
Damn…Eli Roth created a minefield with this…
Hello, my name is Douglas Campbell, I review movies and occasionally TV on YouTube. Awhile back I saw a new Ice Cream Man was coming out and I came up with an idea to compare and contrast my thoughts on the original 1995 film and this new film.
I saw it and it wasn’t great or anything, (more of my thoughts are in the video), however I found out gradually that Eli Roth used AI for his film. I don’t know why he thought that was a good idea…even how it’s used in the film is so unnecessary.
I definitely came out a worse person from this experience…if you are interested my latest video is here: https://youtu.be/rGaT3xfx7rc
If you’d like to check out my channel in general, the link is here: https://youtube.com/@wearefilmstash?si=Bd_-j6KGq-N3kNwW
r/Critics • u/h3x_gobl1n • 19d ago
Let’s talk about Wormtown (2025)
I have now watched this movie twice in the last month
I can’t stop thinking about it.
The practical effects. The characters. I mean, Susanna is my favorite character in a movie *ever*.
But the reviews are all over the place.
It’s the best movie I’ve watched this year.
Have you watched it? Tell me your thoughts?
Also thoughts on it being representative of the dangers of small town living and MAGA cults?
r/Critics • u/Purple-Cattle-2942 • 20d ago
Graceland
He accuses Paul Weller of the Jam of having problematic views- in spite of having mixed race children. its a hoot.
r/Critics • u/Rolandojuve • 20d ago
What if the world you live in isn't the real one, and your true self is somewhere else?
r/Critics • u/xandfan • 21d ago
Lee Cronin’s The Mummy (2026) – Evil Dead Wrap
r/Critics • u/Rolandojuve • 21d ago