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Ani Bundel is a TV Writer for Elite Daily and WETA and contributes regularly to NBC News THINK and Culturess. Find Ani @anibundel
LaToya Ferguson has reviewed for Entertainment Weekly, The Guardian, Paste, and is a regular contributor to the A.V. Club. Find LaToya @lafergs
Remezcla publishes reviews and other articles geared toward a modern Latinx audience. Find Remezcla @REMEZCLA
Steeped in the NOLA film scene, Bill Arceneaux is a freelancer of 8 years who currently writes for Big Easy Magazine. Find Bill @billreviews
MOVIES
The Changeover might have an unnerving and memorable performance by English actor Timothy Spall, but it lacks the narrative horror chops to push the storytelling into a dimension that is truly compelling.
‐ Kiko Martinez, San Antonio Current
A poignant, bittersweet and often hilarious love letter to the meaning of friendship featuring two outstanding central performances.
‐ Liam Hoofe, Flickering Myth
Bullitt County features some tense moments between characters who have everything to lose, but the overall tone of the picture doesn't end up registering on an emotional level.
DVD/STREAMING
An essential and atypical contribution to "Bardomania," La Vérité receives a first-rate Blu-ray restoration, with a few intriguing extras, from the Criterion Collection.
‐ Clayton Dillard, Slant Magazine
While the movie's unspooling, certain elements seem clumsy or trivial or obvious or lackadaisical, but somehow, in retrospect, what one remembers are the moments of charm and style.
‐ Michael Barrett, PopMatters
[Ralph Breaks the Internet] is a darker [experience] whose joyous conclusion contains traces of melancholy, surprising for a film aimed at children, yet novel for a series potentially intent on aging with its audience.
‐ Douglas Davidson, Elements of Madness
Cold Pursuit is fresh!