Now You See Me: Now You Don’t – The BRWC Review Nearly a decade after the last entry, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t arrives as both a continuation and a revival—an ambitious third… Now You See Me: Now You Don’t – The BRWC Review
The Running Man: The BRWC Review. Adapting Stephen King’s 1982 novel while escaping the long shadow of the cult-favorite 1987 film, director Edgar Wright faces a tricky balancing act: respect the source, reinvent the spectacle,… The Running Man: The BRWC Review
Keeper: The BRWC Review. Osgood Perkins’ Keeper arrives in the crowded landscape of contemporary folk horror with striking imagery, confident performances, and a premise with real potential. Yet despite those strengths—and a committed cast led… Keeper: The BRWC Review
Eternity: The BRWC Review. David Freyne’s Eternity arrives as a rare blend of fantasy, romance, and existential comedy, weaving together the emotional tenor of a mature love story with the whimsy of an imaginative afterlife.… Eternity: The BRWC Review
Christy: The BRWC Review David Michôd’s Christy arrives as both a bruising sports biopic and a harrowing survival story, tracing the life of Christy Martin, the trailblazing boxer who shattered barriers for women in the… Christy: The BRWC Review