Staying true to the typical Korean rom-com formula performed by a star-studded cast, its sub-par storytelling slightly drags down the entertainment value but is still sweet and hilarious.
With a total lack of creativity for a movie title, Fast and Furious director Rob Cohen hurls everything up in the air and sure knows how to make it fun to watch.
Stunning visuals, astounding scores, and flawless performances can’t compensate for an overly ambitious film trying to mix a love story with terrorism and oceanography.
The Cured is a dark and depressing zombie film about guilt and politics, presented in rather obvious metaphors that are hyper-relevant in the current times of divisive ideologies.
Overly ambitious in presenting too many perspectives, the film lacks a clear direction for both the characters and the audience, wasting a promising opening and convincing performances.
Boasting a star-studded cast, a dark and intriguing plot, and a director-actor brother duo, Gringo starts off with a promising set-up only to lose its steam as the film progresses, leaving a bad aftertaste.