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Natalie Mokry

Natalie Mokry's reviews only count toward the Tomatometer® when published at Tomatometer-approved publication(s).

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The Curse of La Llorona (2019) 26% C EDIT “The story hits all of the beats expected from a horror film, with nothing particularly inventive along the way, but Chaves has an astute sense of how to continuously amplify the scares.” – Austin American-Statesman Apr 18, 2019 Full Review Good Boys (2019) 81% EDIT “The performances by Tremblay, Williams, and Noon as a dynamic trio are wonderful enough to really drive the emotional weight of the story and heighten its themes regarding friendship and what happens to childhood friendships as you get older.” – Film School Rejects Apr 5, 2019 Full Review Booksmart (2019) 96% EDIT “Olivia Wilde's work here will leave you eagerly anticipating what she does next.” – Film School Rejects Mar 14, 2019 Full Review Run This Town (2019) 43% EDIT “The film asks relevant questions and introduces many timely themes, which is an admirable feat.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 13, 2019 Full Review Running With Beto (2019) 91% EDIT “To its credit, "Running With Beto" speaks to a much larger phenomenon and moment in time.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 10, 2019 Full Review The Front Runner (2018) 58% EDIT “Jason Reitman's latest is a gripping tale that shines a light on an often forgotten, but seemingly essential part of American history.” – Film School Rejects Nov 23, 2018 Full Review Can You Ever Forgive Me? (2018) 98% EDIT “Melissa McCarthy shines in a biopic regarding one of the most entertaining crime stories in literary history.” – Film School Rejects Nov 14, 2018 Full Review Won't You Be My Neighbor? (2018) 97% A EDIT “Won't You Be My Neighbor works well on an informational and emotional level. Near the end, even though it's impossible to stop the waterworks from coming on, there's not really a sad note to it.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Most Likely to Murder (2018) 62% B+ EDIT “Most Likely to Murder is an enjoyable watch, blending qualities from both the comedy and thriller genres in a way that takes you on a fun ride, and possibly makes you even consider your own high school superlatives.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Damsel (2018) 67% B+ EDIT “The film overall is a fun tale if you're not a die-hard traditional Western fan. But the story doesn't diminish its predecessors; it's clear there are parts of it that revere the genre.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Alt-Right: Age of Rage (2018) 88% C+ EDIT “It's clear the narrative isn't working to sympathize with such groups or make the claim that what they are doing is noble. But in giving them such a platform, the film at times portrays the groups as if they are part of a legitimate, valid movement.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Being Frank (2018) 34% A EDIT “You Can Choose Your Family is an absolute emotional joy that will have you crying one moment and laughing the next.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Eighth Grade (2018) 99% B+ EDIT “This film is incredibly painful because the story is told well and hits so close to home that at certain points it will have you in tears, or make you cringe in your seat.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 15, 2018 Full Review Wild Nights With Emily (2018) 89% EDIT “Dickinson fan or not, the premise is interesting and the history fascinating.” – Film School Rejects Mar 14, 2018 Full Review Social Animals (2018) 88% A EDIT “20 to 30 years from now, whether Instagram is still popular or not, this film will stand as a great documentation of the problematic role social media plays in this generation.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 13, 2018 Full Review Blockers (2018) 84% A- EDIT “It is rare to come across a film that is as funny as it is heartwarming, or as charming as it is daring.” – Austin American-Statesman Mar 13, 2018 Full Review Final Portrait (2017) 73% EDIT “There are quite a few laugh-out-loud moments, a welcome deviation from a tale that can both depress you and inspire you.” – Film School Rejects Mar 10, 2018 Full Review Roman J. Israel, Esq. (2017) 55% EDIT “The newest thriller from the Academy Award-nominated writer does not disappoint.” – Film School Rejects Nov 1, 2017 Full Review
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