The Nerds of Color

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Oct 25, 2026 Hellcat mostly works as a scrappy little genre exercise. It has tension, a strong central mystery and enough nasty surprises to keep things moving, even when the destination does not always justify the trip. Go to Full Review Hellcat (2025) 89% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Aug 26, 2026 For a movie about people going nowhere, It Ends has quite a bit to say about moving on. Go to Full Review It Ends (2025) 93% - -

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Aug 24, 2026 A Batman: Knightfall – Part 1: Knightfall, on the whole, is a masterpiece. It is the best animated Batman film since Mask of the Phantasm and one of the best Batman films period, soaring above so many other to reach the cream of the crop. Go to Full Review Batman: Knightfall - Part 1 - Knightfall (2026) 92% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Aug 21, 2026 Serena may possess extraordinary abilities, but understanding information isn’t the same as understanding people. Love, grief, shared memories, private jokes, and the irrational contradictions that define relationships aren’t easily reduced to data. Go to Full Review Serena (2026) 100% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Aug 19, 2026 Kurosawa may have made a Samurai murder mystery, but beneath the armor and political intrigue is a warning about what happens when war convinces people that dying honorably matters more than living at all. Go to Full Review The Samurai and the Prisoner (2026) 97% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Aug 17, 2026 The film’s most intriguing device allows characters to see themselves through Little Death’s perspective. It turns the killer’s gaze into a form of introspection. Go to Full Review Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma (2026) 94% - -

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Aug 12, 2026 A Between a film like this and Backrooms and Obsession, it’s even more abundantly clear that we need more systematic investment in original ideas and creators of all backgrounds. I highly recommend you go watch The End of Oak Street as soon as you can. Go to Full Review The End of Oak Street (2026) 86% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color Aug 9, 2026 The film occasionally recalls the dreamlike fragmentation of David Lynch without simply imitating his style. Go to Full Review Meta Take One (2025) 100% - -

Valerie Complex The Nerds of Color May 5, 2026 Stoppard beautifully is inject bits of cultural lore across the visual landscape of the film. Go to Full Review Mārama (2025) 100% - -

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Mar 26, 2026 A+ While there are certainly terrifying prospects of how this technology can be used, Roher and Tyrell ultimately make clear that it remains up to us, and we absolutely can take hold of that destiny. So let’s get to work. Go to Full Review The AI Doc: Or How I Became an Apocaloptimist (2026) 86% - -

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Aug 14, 2025 A+ With his inaugural film that he’s worked on for over 10 years, Riaz and his team have made a resounding contribution to animation and cinema, giving us a timeless tale with so, so much to say. Go to Full Review The Glassworker (2024) 88% - -

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color May 21, 2025 Lilo & Stitch is a beautiful adaptation that carries the sweet heart and soul of the original and gives the characters more authenticity and dimension. The duo's growing love for each other is touching, as they both learn what it means to be a family. Go to Full Review Lilo & Stitch (2025) 73% - -

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color Mar 6, 2025 3/5 Picture This follows the typical rom-com formula, but it’s still cute nonetheless. The couple may not meet everyone’s expectations, but you’re rooting for them because you’re rooting for the main lead. Go to Full Review Picture This (2025) 44% - -

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Jul 7, 2024 B- While Black Adam‘s scattered script doesn’t do its characters and story full justice, the characters, visuals, and hilarious yet heartfelt moments ensure that you’ll still have a fun time. Go to Full Review Black Adam (2022) 39% 88%

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Jul 7, 2024 A+ Polite Society shows we need more stories from Nida Manzoor and SWANASA creators like her who wonderfully portray our peoples with sincerity and passion, breaking barriers in revolutionary ways. Go to Full Review Polite Society (2023) 91% 84%

Swara Salih The Nerds of Color Jul 7, 2024 C- Overall, Avatar: The Way of Water is a colossal disappointment on a story and character level, saved only by its stunning visuals (at least when they’re not too garish). Go to Full Review Avatar: The Way of Water (2022) 76% 92%

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color Jun 14, 2024 8/10 There are many deep and heartfelt moments that children who have experienced grief and loneliness can understand. While adults can enjoy, the film is aimed at children who imagine these worlds and want to immerse themselves in a good animated movie. Go to Full Review The Imaginary (2023) 91% - -

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color Jun 12, 2024 7/10 The film serves its purpose of setting up Riley’s journey into those teen years, reminding audiences of the importance of our feelings but never letting them define us. The film is a bit of a mess in the second half, but that’s just how life is Go to Full Review Inside Out 2 (2024) 91% - -

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color Mar 20, 2024 Overall, Frozen Empire banks on the nostalgic fan-service a little too much. What is the point of creating a new legacy of heroes when everyone is still stuck in the past? Go to Full Review Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (2024) 41% 20%

Laura Sirikul The Nerds of Color Nov 8, 2023 7/10 The Marvels is far from perfect. But, it’s nonetheless entertaining. It’s exciting to see three women superheroes actually work together and actually complementing each others’ individual powers to get the job done. Go to Full Review The Marvels (2023) 63% 83%