Asher Luberto

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Dec 12, 2025 Bi Gan's Resurrection is a puzzle missing half its pieces, made up of ethereally meticulous sections that don't quite mesh together. Go to Full Review Resurrection (2025) 91% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 The latest from director Oliver Laxe is a trip in more ways than one. Go to Full Review Sirāt (2025) 90% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 Sewing together a career's worth intestines and dismembered body parts from his previous films, taking fleshy bits from former pictures and transfusing it into Mary Shelley's source material, Guillermo del Toro has...made the creation entirely his own. Go to Full Review Frankenstein (2025) 85% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 For those of you who know the difference between the French New Wave and a croissant, Nouvelle Vague is the movie for you. Go to Full Review Nouvelle Vague (2025) 92% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 It's a tone that is serious and unserious, exciting, baffling, confusing, rip-roaring, depressing and uplifting in equal measure--which is to say, it's another Anderson classic. Go to Full Review One Battle After Another (2025) 94% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 They're certainly pushing the envelope on 'till death do us part," as literal murder attempts unravel and inevitably come crashing down in a bombastically overcrowded yet bemusingly entertaining final act. Go to Full Review The Roses (2025) 64% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 A cinematic version of doom scrolling, Eddington unmakes the controversies of the mask era. Go to Full Review Eddington (2025) 69% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 It's a bird, it's a plane...it's a Superman movie worth watching? Go to Full Review Superman (2025) 83% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 It seems no one is living in Anderson's movies anymore--the deadpan, blank-faced "humans" at the center of Anderson's movies are merely apart of the decoration, no more emotional but no less beautiful than the (designs) that draw our eyes to his films. Go to Full Review The Phoenician Scheme (2025) 77% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 22, 2025 It makes you long for the treasure maps that didn't cross the continents but the peaks, ridges and valleys of the human soul. Go to Full Review Fountain of Youth (2025) 36% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Feb 4, 2025 As a documentary, and as a statement, the message of No Other Land is obvious but vitally important: that war affects everyone, not just soldiers, and that we should set our political differences aside to allow everyone to live harmoniously in peace. Go to Full Review No Other Land (2024) 100% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Jan 7, 2025 With their signature style, which feels even more fresh now that animation has gone digital, Aardman has crafted another comedy that stands out amidst the crowd. Go to Full Review Wallace & Gromit: Vengeance Most Fowl (2024) 100% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Nov 27, 2024 The new Moana is so confusing it makes you seasick — or just sick of the characters. Go to Full Review Moana 2 (2024) 61% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Oct 4, 2024 Where the movie goes wrong is that it doesn’t build to anything interesting. Go to Full Review Hold Your Breath (2024) 40% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Jul 9, 2024 The endless stream of minion antics does have its moments, but at 90 minutes of crammed, cacophonous silliness, there just aren’t enough jokes to warrant the onslaught of misfires. Go to Full Review Despicable Me 4 (2024) 56% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Jun 6, 2024 Combining action, romance, comedy and philosophy into a story is like trying to snipe a moving target from a mile away — Linklater has done it. And the result is one of the most engaging films of the year. Go to Full Review Hit Man (2023) 95% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Jun 6, 2024 Unfortunately, this bright, bonkers movie overstays its welcome, and it’s exactly the kind of hyperactive drivel that’s derailing the genre. Go to Full Review The Garfield Movie (2024) 36% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice May 9, 2024 The Idea of You is so earnestly heartfelt and tenderly performed that it stirs your soul, reminding you that true love can happen to anyone as long as their love is true. Go to Full Review The Idea of You (2024) 81% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice May 6, 2024 There’s no real substance but Leitch sure knows how to conduct spectacle. Go to Full Review The Fall Guy (2024) 81% - -

Asher Luberto LA Weekly/Village Voice Feb 16, 2024 Ultimately Io Capitano remains grounded in reality, in the harsh truths of the immigration process and the sea of obstacles Seydou must swim through to find a better home. Go to Full Review Io Capitano (2023) 96% - -