Movie reviews of William Eguizabal

Burgess is nails on a chalkboard annoying and the whole time you really just want him to grow up and/or grow a pair. Review

Depending on where you are in your life and your relationships this film has different bits of heft. The entire angle of the skits didn’t work as well as I wanted it to. Thats a small price to pay though honestly to get to the root of this story. Review

This is such an interesting look at a subject I had no idea about. It’s also an amazing time capsule for the period of time it talks about. Review

This was such a sobering but necessary documentary. Review

It’s a good film that fails to reach great heights. One key thing I truly enjoyed here was the visuals in certain spots. Review

Shannon Triplett does a fantastic job of reigning in her script and giving the audience JUST enough. Review

A really intense look at cheerleading. One lead by what is sure to be a breakout performance from Devery Jacobs. Review

This is a film I simply adored. One sure to become a cult classic. There’s plenty to be said about how weird and oddball the narrative of Julia Lederer’s script is. Review

It’s hard to peg why this all felt so flat and uninteresting. Review

Renck is a very visual director, one that has been creative and fantastic on the small screen. Here he does kind of bring the aesthetics but there’s a lack of substance here that’s prevalent. Review

Strong storytelling visuals couple with a packed narrative to make something that is, once again, truly refreshing in the animation game. Review

Even the funniest and most cool cast needs something to work with and they don’t have anything to work with here. This might be a skip for some for me it’s just…okay. Review

Phenomenal performances are strengthened with excellent dialogue and a director with a chef’s eye for details. Review

It’s a fun little watch that’s easy to find. Review

Everything here is really well done. It’s not a mold breaker and it sorta just goes along. It’ll tug at the heartstrings in all the right ways and at the right moments. Review

This is a PERFECT film for younger kids. It is also entertaining enough to satisfy those who are a little bit older as well. Review

In one hand it is a fun time at the cinema in the other it isn’t believe, the twist in M. Night Shyamalan levels of idiocy. Review

Save for a few scenes of beautiful cinematography there’s really nothing here. A film devoid of narrative cohesion. Review

This is kind of a mess, and I’m the guy who’d normally defend something like this... Review

I enjoy them even more when they’re unhinged and are extremely violent without compromise. This is always where Ayer can lose an audience by going overboard. Here he balances the line wonderfully and the result is a badass Statham the likes of which we’ve missed on the silver screen. Review

This is unabashedly fun. Not every song is a winner but by and large everything works so well you’ll at the very least have a great time throughout. Review

Dan Levy is such a talent. Not just in front of the camera…but behind it. His writing might not be the strongest and it may not reinvent the wheel when it comes to structure of storytelling but it is super well done. Review

Highly missable, but to be fair it’s January horror so it could be a lot worse. Review

Don’t get me wrong the satire doesn’t really ever miss it is in the standard film mechanics where the movie is a miss for me. Review