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Andrew Webster

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The Witcher: Sirens of the Deep (2025) 58% “Sirens of the Deep is perhaps a touch more predictable than most Witcher stories...but there are enough tragic and heartfelt twists to keep things interesting.” – The Verge Feb 11, 2025 Full Review Train Dreams (2025) 97% “An understated portrait of a life, oscillating between heartbreaking tragedy and hopeful beauty.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review Zodiac Killer Project (2025) 85% “...a surprisingly compelling story on its own, but also one that serves as a clever deconstruction of true crime, and a very open look at the editorial decisions that shape the genre.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review LUZ (2025) 44% “It attempts to throw in some tension through other means...but ultimately Luz is too meandering to remain captivating for long.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review Bubble & Squeak (2025) 35% “The movie is, obviously, ridiculous...but it awkwardly tries to mash its humor with a more sincere tale of a couple facing their differences that never really comes together.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review By Design (2025) 71% “The movie can drag in moments, particularly because of its lengthy narration, but its strange vision is weirdly charming and eventually pushes towards a surprisingly intense climax.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review Didn't Die (2025) 63% “Didn’t Die starts out as mostly a comedy, with the scary bits serving as background, but...it becomes a touching –and tragic – story of family and loss, one that ends on a heartwarming and hopeful note.” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review The Legend of Ochi (2025) 80% “The creature design is incredible, and there’s a lot of mystery to the post-apocalyptic seeming world. Ultimately, though, Ochi is a charming-yet-fairly-standard family-friendly adventure. ” – The Verge Feb 10, 2025 Full Review We Live in Time (2024) 79% “The film does a great job of balancing its heart-rending story with hilarious jokes, but the most notable thing is the way it deftly jumps around in time.” – The Verge Sep 16, 2024 Full Review Megalopolis (2024) 45% “For all of its good intentions, Megalopolis is a confusing, bloated disaster.” – The Verge Sep 16, 2024 Full Review Heretic (2024) 91% “This pathological need to be right is pushed to its extreme as Heretic moves along; it starts out a little silly and funny but eventually is just terrifying.” – The Verge Sep 11, 2024 Full Review The Life of Chuck (2024) 86% “The Life of Chuck indulges many of his worst tendencies, not only the lack of subtlety but also a penchant for lengthy monologues and schmaltz. Those elements can occasionally undermine his horror work, but they happen to suit The Life of Chuck perfectly.” – The Verge Sep 11, 2024 Full Review The Wild Robot (2024) 96% “The nods to Iron Giant and Castle in the Sky are pretty obvious, but even still Wild Robot carves out its own distinct vibe” – The Verge Sep 10, 2024 Full Review All of You (2024) 83% “All of You skillfully explores the mess, chaos, and pain inherent in love. I wish its sci-fi elements were more developed, but the rest hits hard.” – The Verge Sep 10, 2024 Full Review Ick (2024) 71% “It looks and sounds the part, but leaves itself stranded in the middle: not funny enough to be a spoof, and not scary enough to work as horror.” – The Verge Sep 9, 2024 Full Review William Tell (2024) 56% “Despite being a movie filled with blood and dirt, it’s all too clean, adhering to a strict formula of daring heroes, cartoonish villains, rousing speeches, and battles that, like the arrow hitting the apple, are never in doubt.” – The Verge Sep 9, 2024 Full Review The End (2024) 56% “Filled with dark humor and even darker revelations, the film also happens to be an uplifting musical, but those two sides never gel in a satisfying way. Instead, it ends up feeling bloated and, even worse, doesn’t have memorable songs.” – The Verge Sep 9, 2024 Full Review Atlas (2024) 19% “Atlas was a chance to take an urgent AI conversation and explore it in an approachable Hollywood package. It could've been fun and smart — instead, like a lot of AI right now, it's neither.” – The Verge May 24, 2024 Full Review Mars Express (2023) 100% “Mars Express isn’t the kind of revelatory experience that surpasses the film’s obvious inspirations, but it’s a welcome addition to the canon.” – The Verge May 3, 2024 Full Review Spaceman (2024) 50% “Spaceman starts out as a cute but weird buddy story but eventually morphs into a raw exploration of loneliness and coming to terms with our own personal failings.” – The Verge Mar 4, 2024 Full Review Totally Killer (2023) 86% “Totally Killer really understands the space it’s working in and has a lot of fun twisting — and slashing — that framework to its own devious ends.” – The Verge Oct 9, 2023 Full Review Fingernails (2023) 60% “It’s sweet and funny and occasionally grotesque — the rare romantic comedy that might make you wince.” – The Verge Oct 2, 2023 Full Review No One Will Save You (2023) 83% “No One Will Save You is a delightful surprise, and it comes just in time for spooky season. It’s a tight, focused thriller with a unique concept...” – The Verge Sep 25, 2023 Full Review Biosphere (2022) 80% “Biosphere doesn’t quite stick the landing — it tries to end on an open question, but it’s just a little too vague — but the journey there is well worth watching.” – The Verge Jul 3, 2023 Full Review Paint (2023) 31% “It’s not ridiculous enough to be funny and not charming enough to make you invested in what happens. Luckily, there are plenty of other places in the world to experience the joy of Bob Ross.” – The Verge Apr 4, 2023 Full Review
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