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Matthew Creith

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Matthew Creith is a freelance journalist based in Denver, CO. He is a member of the Critics Choice Association and GALECA: The Society of LGBTQ Entertainment Critics. He can be found on Twitter: @matthew_creith or Instagram: matineewithmatt.

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Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning (2025) 81% 3/5 “Just when the film feels like it will get in its own way with a dizzying story, forced relationship between Ethan and Grace, and lack of favorites like Ferguson, "The Final Reckoning" stays on course to rediscover its roots.” – Matinee With Matt May 15, 2025 Full Review The Wedding Banquet (2025) 88% “The Wedding Banquet delights its audience with much-needed laughs and some tearful moments embodied by a capable ensemble cast, but the attempts at updating the story for a modern queer audience leave a lot of the characters yearning for more depth.” – IN Magazine May 1, 2025 Full Review Thunderbolts* (2025) 88% “"Thunderbolts*" is clearly Marvel's pivot to focusing on character development over visual flair. It struggles at times to fill the void (pun intended) left by other entries to the MCU, yet keeps the magic alive long enough to stand on its own two feet.” – Matinee With Matt Apr 29, 2025 Full Review Sinners (2025) 97% “Coogler's script and, ultimately, his dedicated directional abilities are unmatched as racism and religious subtext are thrust into the foregrounds of a horror story worth telling.” – Matinee With Matt Apr 28, 2025 Full Review Holland (2025) 21% 7/10 “Nancy's dreams give backstory to her gut instincts, which drives the film forward in new and terrifyingly interesting ways, making it stand out amongst the pack of other films cut from the same cloth.” – Next Best Picture Mar 10, 2025 Full Review Drop (2025) 84% 7/10 ““Drop” is a sensationally drawn-out cat-and-mouse game highlighting Meghann Fahy’s dramatic and magnetic range.” – Next Best Picture Mar 10, 2025 Full Review Death of a Unicorn (2025) 54% 8/10 “In other hands, “Death of a Unicorn” could possibly fly off the rails in awful directions, but Scharfman guides viewers on a celestially sound journey that seeks to lay bare man’s inherent corruption while fictional creatures get their revenge.” – Next Best Picture Mar 9, 2025 Full Review The Accountant 2 (2025) 76% 5/10 “Although “The Accountant 2” is funnier than the first, it’s not as engrossing in scope and scale, making it a messy sequel that lacks ambition and ingenuity.” – Next Best Picture Mar 9, 2025 Full Review Another Simple Favor (2025) 62% 6/10 “Tonally, this sequel matches its predecessor in delightfully sinful ways... But the fashionable costumes, gorgeous sunsets, attractive people, and remarkable comic timing can’t save a bloated premise from nearly going off the rails.” – Next Best Picture Mar 8, 2025 Full Review SNL50: The Homecoming Concert (2025) “Simply put, “SNL50: The Homecoming Concert” was a genuinely excellent way to spend Valentine’s evening celebrating the many ways music has made late night television exciting. ” – TheWrap Feb 19, 2025 Full Review Heightened Scrutiny (2025) 92% 5/10 “Chase’s preparation is mighty admirable, but an unresolved conclusion makes for a bit of a headache once the credits begin to roll on “Heightened Scrutiny.”” – Next Best Picture Feb 7, 2025 Full Review Omaha (2025) 88% 7/10 “John Magaro gives a uniquely quiet and devastating performance as a man agonizing over to relinquish his parental rights to provide his children with a better life.” – Next Best Picture Feb 6, 2025 Full Review Didn't Die (2025) 63% 5/10 ““Didn’t Die” never lifts off the ground quite as intended and is instantly forgettable despite its attempts at cultivating a worthwhile premise.” – Next Best Picture Jan 29, 2025 Full Review It's Never Over, Jeff Buckley (2025) 100% ““It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley” doesn’t reinvent the documentary genre, but it does offer a unique perspective on the varying music of the 1990s, an experimental time where lonely artists like Buckley could buck the system and create a new brand of music.” – TheWrap Jan 29, 2025 Full Review Ricky (2025) 86% “This all-too-familiar premise might lend itself to melodrama, but “Ricky” emerges as a marvelously understated examination of one man’s struggle to achieve stability.” – IndieWire Jan 27, 2025 Full Review Folktales (2025) 79% “The ending is meant to be poignant, but it never satisfies in the manner the filmmakers intend. Even when we witness the after-effects of the dog sledding program and where these teenagers end up after graduation, the result isn’t satisfying.” – TheWrap Jan 27, 2025 Full Review Come See Me in the Good Light (2025) 100% “White excels at presenting his subjects with warmth and humor even in times of despair. Humor, in fact, is at the center of this documentary, which unfolds with radiance. ” – TheWrap Jan 27, 2025 Full Review The Brutalist (2024) 93% “Brady Corbet has accomplished something special with "The Brutalist." It's a triumph of a saga that becomes a pure showcase for cinematographer Lol Crawley's unmatched eye, Daniel Blumberg's haunting score, and a production design you must see to believe.” – Matinee With Matt Jan 8, 2025 Full Review A Complete Unknown (2024) 82% “James Mangold has made a worthwhile biopic that falters at times of great fruition but captures a moment in which music was changed forever.” – Matinee With Matt Dec 10, 2024 Full Review Okie (2024) 91% “Okie begs the question: can someone really go back home?” – Matinee With Matt Nov 20, 2024 Full Review The Room Next Door (2024) 81% “The movie is melodramatic schlock with an appropriate score to accompany it. For two characters with immense depth and intelligence, their conversations feel empty, and the predictable ending reroutes Ingrid’s path, falling flat upon execution.” – IN Magazine Nov 20, 2024 Full Review Wicked (2024) 87% “Though Jon M. Chu deserves a lot of credit for what makes Wicked: Part 1 such a successful film adaptation of the stage musical, the nucleus that holds the movie together is all about Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande.” – IN Magazine Nov 20, 2024 Full Review Grand Theft Hamlet (2024) 93% 7/10 ““Grand Theft Hamlet” is a marvelous journey into the hearts and minds of people seeking connection through a general sense of belonging during a time when humanity needed it most.” – Next Best Picture Nov 5, 2024 Full Review Anora (2024) 93% “Mikey Madison pulls off the impossible in this film, true dedication to a performance so layered that the laughs arrive just as quickly as the drama that unfolds.” – Matinee With Matt Oct 23, 2024 Full Review Fanatical: The Catfishing of Tegan and Sara (2024) 94% “A worthwhile watch for those interested in avoiding such drama as it takes a deep dive into the troubles that tortured the famous twins for years. ” – TheWrap Oct 18, 2024 Full Review
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