Mitchell Beaupre

Mitchell Beaupre AV Club Sep 18, 2026 B+ A nerve-shredding tale of adventure and suspense, The Weight harkens back to old-fashioned fare like John Huston’s The Treasure Of The Sierra Madre and William Friedkin’s Sorcerer. Go to Full Review The Weight (2026) 94% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Sep 9, 2026 With stronger formal panache on display, this remake maintains the power of its predecessor while offering greater development in its characters and a few surprises along the way, even for those familiar with its story. Go to Full Review Serpent's Path (2024) 83% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Aug 27, 2026 While Swanberg’s hangdog flow remains amiable throughout The Sun Never Sets, there’s a repetitiveness to the push-pull dynamic that quickly becomes tedious. Go to Full Review The Sun Never Sets (2026) 79% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jul 8, 2026 "Painstaking" is an apt word in so many ways for Remake. Behind McElwee’s dryly soothing narration, there’s never any doubt that embarking on this endeavor to capture his son took a toll. Go to Full Review Remake (2025) 98% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Train Dreams, through the experience of one simple, ordinary man, captures the significance of the very notion of human life. Go to Full Review Train Dreams (2025) 93% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Whether it’s the eerie atmosphere and introspective interrogation of 21st-century commerce and capitalism in Cloud’s first half, or the marked shift into a balls-to-the-wall action-thriller in the second, Kurosawa keeps you on the edge of your seat. Go to Full Review Cloud (2024) 93% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Mixing a sort of arthouse character study with searing socio-political drama and paranoia thriller, The Secret Agent reverberates in the mind for days after watching. Go to Full Review The Secret Agent (2025) 98% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Calling Sinners a genre mashup doesn’t even really capture the degree to which it feels like Ryan Coogler has invented his own new genre; a fusion of period drama, social politics, character study, scintillating romance, and full-on nightmare fuel horror. Go to Full Review Sinners (2025) 97% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Disarmingly funny, uniquely suspenseful, and captivatingly amorphous, Misericordia keeps you guessing from first frame to last. Go to Full Review Misericordia (2024) 94% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Kelly Reichardt’s ’70s Robert Altman picture: A hangdog tale of a man who simply cannot get out of his own way. Go to Full Review The Mastermind (2025) 89% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 As a visceral action thriller, the first half of the picture is remarkably tense, but it’s the second half where this becomes something really special. Go to Full Review 28 Years Later (2025) 88% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 One could recite any number of incredible zingers, or detail a bounty of "you need to see this to believe it" sequences, but I’ll simply leave you with this: "She had a bottom that would make a toilet beg for the brown." Go to Full Review The Naked Gun (2025) 88% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Takes a simple and powerful morality conflict—"What would you do if you believed you found the person responsible for your greatest trauma?"—and turns it into an absolute powder keg with so many combustible ideas and dilemmas. Go to Full Review It Was Just an Accident (2025) 98% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Jan 1, 2026 Agatha Christie meets John le Carré meets James Bond meets Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, a spy thriller as concerned with how a marriage survives as it is with catastrophic meltdowns that would eviscerate tens of thousands of lives. Go to Full Review Black Bag (2025) 96% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 11, 2025 Goodbye June’s biggest crime is simply that you won’t remember it within an hour of the credits finishing. Go to Full Review Goodbye June (2025) 65% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 22, 2024 A+ Challengers is all about status and power. Who has it, and how they wield it. Who doesn’t have it, and what they’ll do to acquire it. Go to Full Review Challengers (2024) 88% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 22, 2024 A In this millennia-spanning tapestry, we see these universal ideas that encompass life for everyone: love, loss, aspirations, regret, connection, and separation. Go to Full Review Here (2024) 35% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 22, 2024 A Costner is consistently deconstructing the myths of the American West, of manifest destiny and the idea that these people had a claim to anything. He shows us, and them, that this promised land of profit and glory never even existed at all. Go to Full Review Horizon: An American Saga - Chapter 1 (2024) 51% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 22, 2024 A- Aaron Schimberg presents a multi-faceted look at not only disability but identity at large, how these superficial alterations mean nothing when we don’t actualize change from within, and how much of our lives are rooted in perception Go to Full Review A Different Man (2024) 93% - -

Mitchell Beaupre The Film Stage Dec 22, 2024 A- Clint Eastwood and screenwriter Jonathan Abrams masterfully place us into this man’s shoes across Juror #2 making his moral dilemma one that we ourselves must confront: in the same position, what would we do? Go to Full Review Juror #2 (2024) 93% - -