Tag: Florence Pugh

• A Good Person (2023)

  

  Exceptional performances carry A Good Person throughout its journey of suffering and healing from tragedy

  Jon Pascuzzi

  March 29, 2023

  Movie Review

  2023 Movies, A Good Person, Celeste O’Connor, Chinaza Uche, Drama, Florence Pugh, MGM, Molly Shannon, Morgan Freeman, Movie Review, New Releases, Reel Interpretations, Rotten Tomatoes, Zach Braff

• Puss in Boots: The Last Wish (2022)

  

  The Last Wish is a further reminder that some franchises will never run out of steam or ideas to remind us of their relevance

  Jon Pascuzzi

  March 13, 2023

  Movie Review

  2022 Movies, Adventure, Animation, Antonio Banderas, Comedy, Florence Pugh, Harvey Guillen, Joel Crawford, John Mulaney, Movie Review, Olivia Colman, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, Ray Winstone, Reel Interpretations, Rotten Tomatoes, Salma Hayek Pinault, Samson Kayo, Wagner Moura

• Don’t Worry Darling (2022)

  

  Don’t Worry Darling: Call it a sophomore sump as Wilde’s film limps across the finish line

  Jon Pascuzzi

  September 26, 2022

  Movie Review

  Chris Pine, Drama, Florence Pugh, Gemma Chan, Harry Styles, Kiki Layne, New Releases, Nick Kroll, Olivia Wilde, Reel Interpretations, Ripe Banana, Rotten Tomatoes, Thriller, Warner Bros

• Hawkeye (Season 1) 2021

  

  Hawkeye Season 1: Taking the MCU to the street level, Hawkeye is Jeremy Renner’s swan song that focuses more on Kate Bishop than Clint Barton

  Jon Pascuzzi

  December 24, 2021

  Uncategorized

  2021 Series, Alaqua Cox, Comic Book Adaptations, Disney, Disney Plus, Florence Pugh, Fra Fee, Hailee Steinfeld, Hawkeye, Jeremy Renner, Jonathan Igla, Linda Cardellini, Marvel, Marvel Studios, New Releases, Reel Interpretations, Rotten Tomatoes, Tony Dalton, Vera Farmiga, Vincent D’Onofrio

• Black Widow (2021)

  

  Black Widow: After a 24 month absence, the MCU is back with a Swan-song for Scarlett Johansson that should have come years ago

  Jon Pascuzzi

  July 10, 2021

  Uncategorized

  Black Widow, Cate Shortland, Comic Book, David Harbour, Florence Pugh, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios, New Releases, Rachel Weisz, Ray Winstone, Reel Interpretations, Rotten Tomatoes, Scarlett Johansson