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Daily Film Fix is not a Tomatometer-approved publication. Reviews from this publication only count toward the Tomatometer® when written by the following Tomatometer-approved critic(s): Jonathan W. Hickman.

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Rating Title | Year Author Quote
8/10
Tár (2022) Jonathan W. Hickman It moves exceedingly well, and Blanchett’s stabbing performance is impossible to ignore.
Posted Oct 14, 2022Edit critic review
6/10
Amsterdam (2022) Jonathan W. Hickman ...a flawed, subversive, and sometimes beautiful viewing experience.
Posted Oct 14, 2022Edit critic review
8/10
Catherine Called Birdy (2022) Jonathan W. Hickman It’s a movie that will charm almost any viewer and leave you with a warm, hopeful feeling.
Posted Oct 09, 2022Edit critic review
5/10
Hellraiser (2022) Jonathan W. Hickman “Hellraiser (2022)” is hopelessly convoluted when it should have gone back to the streamlined story that began the franchise.
Posted Oct 09, 2022Edit critic review
7/10
Werewolf by Night (2022) Jonathan W. Hickman The intentionally campy approach to the material works remarkably well, and the terrible monster that the hunters fight will charm the most cynical of comics purists.
Posted Oct 09, 2022Edit critic review
7/10
The Disrupted (2020) Jonathan W. Hickman "The Disrupted" is an insightful snapshot of how things were before the fall of the virus hammer.
Posted Oct 19, 2020Edit critic review
8/10
Never Be Done: The Richard Glen Lett Story (2020) Jonathan W. Hickman ...a hard but essential watch.
Posted Jul 03, 2020Edit critic review
7/10
Faith Based (2020) Jonathan W. Hickman "Faith Ba$ed" is a good-natured look at what it means to be Christian today.
Posted May 13, 2020Edit critic review
5/10
Stray Dolls (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "Stray Dolls" is like a Harmony Korine movie with all the fun and energy drained out of it. All that's left is the dour, mean-spirited stuff that gives Korine's work it's importance but alone doesn't make for good cinema.
Posted Apr 10, 2020Edit critic review
8/10
Bacurau (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "Bacurau" is a weirdly beautiful movie.
Posted Apr 03, 2020Edit critic review
7/10
Never Rarely Sometimes Always (2020) Jonathan W. Hickman "Never Rarely Sometimes Always" isn't an entertaining watch, but for some of the most impressionable minds in formation, it might be a necessary one.
Posted Apr 03, 2020Edit critic review
8/10
Bull (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman In as much as "The Rider" was a transcendent example of art imitating life, "Bull" achieves much the same level of genuineness.
Posted Mar 23, 2020Edit critic review
8/10
Tread (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman An alarming warning sign, "Tread" is a tale of men who work with their calloused, grease infused hands, and despite vast differences, it's the work, the hard, dangerous, painful work that unites them.
Posted Feb 22, 2020Edit critic review
7/10
Days of Rage: The Rolling Stones' Road to Altamont (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Handsomely made rock doc is a great companion piece to the Maysles' "Gimme Shelter."
Posted Jan 07, 2020Edit critic review
7/10
Bombshell (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "Bombshell" is entertaining and contains enough of a hard edge to be about something relevant in today's period of adjustment.
Posted Dec 23, 2019Edit critic review
4/10
Last Christmas (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Trite and insincere, "Last Christmas" is a cloying cup of holiday sneer.
Posted Nov 08, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Midnight Traveler (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...an unsettling sign of the times
Posted Nov 07, 2019Edit critic review
9/10
Pain and Glory (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Almodóvar takes what could be cathartic only for himself and shares it with all of us.
Posted Nov 02, 2019Edit critic review
5/10
Motherless Brooklyn (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Achieving a kind of clumsy elegance, at times, "Motherless Brooklyn" sadly devolves into reams of exposition. It's a film that has a hard time with the visual language of cinema.
Posted Nov 01, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Terminator: Dark Fate (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Hamilton has a special spark, and in "Dark Fate," it's a kind of magic.
Posted Oct 31, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
Game Day (2017) Jonathan W. Hickman "Game Day" is a warmhearted narrative crafted by a talented team.
Posted Oct 28, 2019Edit critic review
10/10
Parasite (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "Parasite" is a timely commentary about our era of the classist "gig" economy, in which the transactional overcomes decency and humanity.
Posted Oct 26, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
The Lighthouse (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "The Lighthouse" is a punishing film with a miserable conclusion; it's only recommended to those willing to wallow in its sad view of men running from guilt and finding no quarter.
Posted Oct 25, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
The Current War: Director's Cut (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Watching this zippy film, it's hard not to get caught up in the events that helped shape our world today.
Posted Oct 23, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Zombieland: Double Tap (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Limber up viewer, "Double Tap" delivers plenty of entertaining kills, and more than one bloody bit of enjoyable zombie-killin' hilarity.
Posted Oct 18, 2019Edit critic review
4/10
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman "Maleficent: Mistress of Evil" is jumbled nonsense that palely reminds us of what barely made the first film work.
Posted Oct 16, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
In Search of Darkness: A Journey Into Iconic 80s Horror (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman A must for collectors, this documentary feature from director David A. Weiner (his first film) is nothing short of epic.
Posted Oct 14, 2019Edit critic review
4/10
Gemini Man (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Poorly written and conceived, Ang Lee is a filmmaker with all the toys but nowhere to show off all his great technical expertise.
Posted Oct 10, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
First Love (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman After setting up the players and introducing the two young leads to one another in Miike's violent version of "meet-cute," the film ratchets up the action and the pace is dizzying.
Posted Oct 04, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
Joker (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...the problem with "Joker" is the lack of a proper foil.
Posted Oct 03, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Tigers Are Not Afraid (2017) Jonathan W. Hickman ...a gritty and creepy unique look at the collateral damage of the drug trade.
Posted Sep 27, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Ms. Purple (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman It's a film that should be absorbed and celebrated, giving many of us a peek into a world of which we might be unfamiliar, but exposing the similarities that bind us together as human beings.
Posted Sep 27, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
Abominable (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman With top tier animation and a lively kid-friendly story, "Abominable" cruises comfortably, while also failing to capitalize on it's most interesting components.
Posted Sep 27, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Official Secrets (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman A frightening, real-world thriller, director Gavin Hood, who last gave us 2015's excellent "Eye in the Sky," has a good feel for the material.
Posted Sep 13, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Hustlers (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Surprisingly, after the glitz and sexy dances die-down, there's something meaningful remaining. Lopez has never been better.
Posted Sep 12, 2019Edit critic review
4/10
The Goldfinch (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman All you need to know about "The Goldfinch" movie is that the "kiss" gets a laugh.
Posted Sep 10, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Linda Ronstadt: The Sound of My Voice (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...the film will charm viewers.
Posted Sep 06, 2019Edit critic review
5/10
It: Chapter Two (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman This movie might make some bucks, but it does not continue the former film's watershed moment.
Posted Sep 05, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
The Riot Act (2018) Jonathan W. Hickman Parks succeeds in delivering a period mystery that feels authentically of the time.
Posted Sep 02, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Love, Antosha (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...through immersing the viewer in the young actor's words, Anton Yelchin kept a journal, it's utterly inspiring.
Posted Aug 30, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Cold Case Hammarskjöld (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...one of the oddest and most unique documentaries I've seen this year.
Posted Aug 28, 2019Edit critic review
9/10
The Peanut Butter Falcon (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman ...easily one of the most-rewarding viewing experiences you are likely to have at the theater this year.
Posted Aug 23, 2019Edit critic review
9/10
The Nightingale (2018) Jonathan W. Hickman ...never lets you forget the real horror of that time, that place, and what it meant to be considered a lesser sort of being, wrongfully based upon one's gender, nationality, or race.
Posted Aug 17, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Luce (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Fine performances and provocative questions highlight simmering suburban thriller.
Posted Aug 16, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
Good Boys (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Cringe-worthy comedy will make parents squirm.
Posted Aug 15, 2019Edit critic review
7/10
Brian Banks (2018) Jonathan W. Hickman ...it moved me, and that's because it really happened.
Posted Aug 09, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman Occupies the no-man's land between "Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween" and the recent "Annabelle" sequel. It's an exercise in middle-school horror best suited for the small screen.
Posted Aug 08, 2019Edit critic review
6/10
The Mountain (2018) Jonathan W. Hickman Bizarre and haunting, this lobotomy drama will leave you hollow.
Posted Aug 08, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Luz (2018) Jonathan W. Hickman "Luz" is a success in elegant perplexity.
Posted Aug 02, 2019Edit critic review
8/10
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw (2019) Jonathan W. Hickman This Statham and Johnson show is a ludicrous, comedic actioner, and I want more.
Posted Aug 01, 2019Edit critic review
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