Cinema Daily US

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Oct 15, 2025 B+ Such a long-time coming, and the results are a fantastic and glorious addition to his filmography, only marred by an excessive run time and other minor issues. Go to Full Review Frankenstein (2025) 85% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Oct 9, 2025 7/10 Jarmusch’s sharp, witty, and clever writing is on point in Father Mother Sister Brother, but it doesn’t always make up for the film’s otherwise mundane subject matter. Go to Full Review Father Mother Sister Brother (2025) 81% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Sep 29, 2025 C+ A movie that falls short of some of Baumbach’s stronger efforts and makes one wonder how and why this got funded, presumably for a bigger budget than many of Baumbach’s better films. Go to Full Review Jay Kelly (2025) 75% - -

Abe Friedtanzer Cinema Daily US Jul 11, 2025 B+ If this is how the world has to end, spending the last night with this group is a guaranteed recipe for a great time. Go to Full Review Nuked (2024) 61% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Jun 16, 2025 B Lacking many of Miike’s flashier bells and whistles, Sham may be somewhat disappointing to the Japanese filmmaker’s long-time fanbase, yet it could be seen as a step forward for Miike as a filmmaker. Go to Full Review Sham (2025) 83% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Jun 10, 2025 A An absolutely brilliant doc, that is as funny as it is poignant. Go to Full Review Long Live the State (2025) - - - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Apr 27, 2025 B- It’s a perfectly fine thing to watch if you enjoy the two main actors and aren’t expecting too much beyond the first movie. Go to Full Review Another Simple Favor (2025) 59% - -

Abe Friedtanzer Cinema Daily US Mar 9, 2025 B+ While it can be hard to watch these stories, it’s uplifting to know that, however they feel, these people are not alone, and one country is working hard to figure out a way to reverse a troubling trend and really help its population. Go to Full Review Dear Tomorrow (2025) - - - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Mar 8, 2025 C+ Has so much potential, especially its commentary on how technology and the internet has taken over everyone’s minds since the ‘90s, but it often gets so corny that I couldn’t fully get behind it. (Video Review) Go to Full Review The Electric State (2025) 14% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 6, 2025 D+ If this movie ever premieres in New York, I will have to do my best not to attend; I might be inclined to pelt the screen with cabbages. Go to Full Review Bubble & Squeak (2025) 32% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 6, 2025 C- Do you know who is really going to HATE this movie more than anyone else? Black people from Brooklyn. Go to Full Review Love, Brooklyn (2025) 69% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 6, 2025 C Feels like another movie made by a young person wanting to make a lot of drama out of nothing, and few will see much point to Zhu’s film. Go to Full Review Bunnylovr (2025) 63% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 6, 2025 B- It might take a little time to get there, but once it does, it feels like more of a worthwhile endeavor. Go to Full Review Brides (2025) 84% - -

Abe Friedtanzer Cinema Daily US Feb 3, 2025 B+ This is an intriguing experiment of how the mundane can become inherently interesting, and that’s what does happen here... This isn’t just about Hujar’s day, but it’s a conversation between two friends where one does much more of the talking. Go to Full Review Peter Hujar's Day (2025) 91% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 2, 2025 B+ One of the more pleasant surprises [out of Sundance], firstly due to the discovery that is Tabatha Zimiga, but also how Beecroft is able to take seemingly mundane things from real peoples’ lives and instill them with drama. Go to Full Review East of Wall (2025) 95% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 2, 2025 B+ Frett brings an authenticity to the film that’s held down by Stephen James’ performance and helps drive home the point that being out of prison can be just as hard as being inside. Go to Full Review Ricky (2025) 90% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 2, 2025 B+ A gorgeous film that’s just a little too slow and talkie with minimal plot developments, yet ultimately, it’s still a very well-made film with minor awards potential. Go to Full Review Train Dreams (2025) 93% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 2, 2025 A- An entertaining, crowd-pleasing film that probably would work well theatrically. Go to Full Review André is an Idiot (2025) 97% - -

Edward Douglas Cinema Daily US Feb 2, 2025 A- A clever and satisfying comedy that mixes elements that might never normally be in the same movie. Who knew that a movie about such a serious subject could be so funny? Go to Full Review Atropia (2025) 41% - -

Abe Friedtanzer Cinema Daily US Feb 1, 2025 B While this film’s spotlight of three hopeful dreamers without much game is both humorous and occasionally heartfelt, this film finds its real footing midway through when it introduces Hao’s wife Wen. Go to Full Review The Dating Game (2025) 73% - -