Adapted from a 14th century poem by an unknown author, The Green Knight is a medieval coming-of-age story that doesn’t center around the usual players, and has only been put on screen a few times (clearly, not often enough).
In doing so, A24 and Director David Lowry convincingly conveys to modern audiences what medieval fantasy films should and can be.
Pig is a masterful portrait of human fragility and the potential memories we find in cooking, while its theme of loss is lyrically paced and honestly portrayed by its leading stars.
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Read MoreWhile “The Tomorrow War” contains explosive action sequences, its undeveloped main story and characters quickly fizzle out.
Read MoreOff the wall action and relatable characters allow “Mortal Kombat” to make its case as the best video game adaptation ever made.
Read MoreWith “Raya and the Last Dragon” hitting screens this week, Disney’s new pants-wearing princess shows audiences how the House of Mouse does dragons.
Read MoreDisney’s newest live-action remake, “Mulan”, falls short of its animated predecessor. Though having important films and strong mainstream representation, the film trips over its technical flaws and lack of originality.
Read MoreFor all it’s ambition “Glass” is half full offering an underwhelming conclusion to the “Unbreakable Trilogy”.
Read MoreShane Black’s return to The Predator franchise is a zany improvisational mess that forgets the identity of the past.
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