Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

There isn’t much here to enjoy. At its core, it’s a romantic comedy with a bitter pill swallowed right down its gullet. Review

An utter disappointment... Review

This film is fantastic, fun and full of energy! Feeling like a comic book animated at high speed. Review

The acting is pretty good, especially from Kweku. Where they lose me is in the third act. Review

The movie is good, but not great. Lead by a stellar turn from the always fantastic Regina Hall this is one where her character’s arc is packed to tight for the timeline. Review

The parts just never made the whole complete. No, instead it felt like a waste. I really cannot recommend this film. Review

The script is good and the performances are all very real, and everything comes off as something that isn’t too far off from a reality. Review

Those who enjoy a bit of the avant-garde this is right in your lane. A perfect look into mania and mental illness. Review

A fun time at the movies and a film that is fun for the whole family. Jack Black is his typically funny self and I liked Blanchett in her role. Review

Even though some of the jokes miss when they do hit they’re quite funny. Overall I enjoyed the film and if you want something a little light that will make laugh, by all means, take a gander at this film. Review

This film is hot garbage, but it is a really fun time. I think that it’s an utterly stupid script and it wastes the efforts of a really talented cast. Review

There was so much potential here but it is unfortunately squandered. Review

There was certainly a little bit of magic to some of what occurs but it never all coalesces. Review

The only thing keeping this from utter failure is the performance by AnnaSophia Robb. Review

This love letter of sorts to the city of Oakland really does the city justice while calling it out on its glaring issues. A stellar film indeed. Review

This is a wonderful and warm film that is equal parts snappy dialogue and cutesy love story. Review

A cluttered mess of a story told by a director with a history of cluttered messes. Review

It leaves a well enough impression but doesn’t completely get out of the blocks. Its predictable nature does not help it in the slightest. I dug all the period aesthetics. Review

Not only will you get a rather gripping tale but one full of emotions and good performances. Review

A staggering experience to sit through and one that’s never easy because, like it’s protagonist, it pulls no punches. Review

Hawkes is fantastic and the story being told is one that feels modern and new even if it’s packaging says otherwise. Review

It has its tropes, sure, but it delivers a charming, well-told story. One that does leave its mark on audiences. It is a love story that will make the romantic hearts in the building flutter just a bit. Review

This film left me somewhat broken and trust me it will do the same to you. It builds and builds itself into this honest portrayal. One of loss, one of trauma, one of heartbreak. Review

Meh. That’s what this film left me feeling. It’s cool to see Chastain take on a period piece of this sort, but her spotty accents hurt the film. Review