Sara R. Eyjolfsdottir
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‘Practical Magic 2’ Review: Lackluster Sequel Can’t Recreate the Magic
The sequel’s overreliance on nostalgia quickly begins to feel more like a substitute for substance.
From Sundance: ‘How to Divorce During the War’ Proves a Promising Vision That Falls Short
The film presents an emotionally charged exploration of love, estrangement, and survival set against the unfolding chaos of the Russia-Ukraine war.
From Sundance: ‘The Incomer’ Delightfully Confuses and Impresses
Flirting shamelessly with familiar tropes before tossing them straight into the sea, “The Incomer” creates a fully committed, gloriously unhinged oddity that never takes itself too seriously.
From Sundance: ‘Wicker’ Burns the Fairytale Playbook
Anchored by several Oscar-worthy performances as well as meticulous visuals and sound design, “Wicker” shatters expectations for the fantasy genre.
From Sundance: ‘Josephine’ Leaves No Room for Comfort
Difficult, unrelenting, and unforgettable, “Josephine” dares to show violence and trauma in ways most films shy away from.
From Sundance: ‘I Want Your Sex’ Turns Taboo Playful
In its compelling depiction of a strange work relationship, “I Want Your Sex” is nothing if not original.
Arts Vanity: How to Sell Me Literally Anything
I am not ashamed to say that I have always found myself extremely susceptible to a well-executed marketing campaign.
‘The Addams Family’ Review: A Grave Success
“The Addams Family” proved that sometimes a little morbidity — and a whole lot of musical talent — can breathe new life into the most macabre family on stage.
‘Peacemaker’ Season 2 Review: A Triumph Against Superhero Fatigue
Gunn’s recent successes suggest a promising future for superhero storytelling.
‘After the Hunt’ Review: Because Apparently Subtext Is Too Much to Ask For
Unfortunately, “After the Hunt” finds itself falling prey to the pretentiousness it aims to critique.