Name: Netflix Original Review: I Care a Lot
Rating: 4
Cast: Rosamund Pike, Peter Dinklage, Eiza Gonzalez, Dianne Wiest, Alicia Witt

Netflix Original Review: I Care a Lot

J Blakeson’s I CARE A LOT tells a thrilling tale about horrible people doing horrible things for nothing more than financial gain.

Netflix Original Review: Pieces of a Woman

Kornél Mondruczó’s new film, PIECES OF A WOMAN, is a beautifully distressing look at a young couple’s life in the wake of horrible tragedy.

With a strange 2020 finally in the books, let’s take a look back at our personal favorites from the year in Cinema Smack’s Best of 2020!

David Fincher does something completely different by tackling old Hollywood in his middling new film, MANK.

HIS HOUSE, the debut feature from Remi Weekes, is an eerie and tense ghost story that’s as unpredictable as it is unique.

Aaron Sorkin’s new film, THE TRIAL OF THE CHICAGO 7, is a riveting courtroom drama with a great ensemble cast and relevant story.

The new film from Antonio Campos, THE DEVIL ALL THE TIME, is a dissection of interconnected lives that’s as riveting as it is disconcerting.

Charlie Kaufman’s surreal thriller, I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS, isn’t his strongest but still has Kaufman’s distinct flair and intrigue.

Gina Prince-Bythewood’s THE OLD GUARD is a serviceable adaptation of Greg Rucka’s comic series but lacks identity and often fails to entertain.

Spike Lee gives viewers another emotionally heavy story hampered by too much plot and a dose of that unavoidable Spike Lee propaganda in DA 5 BLOODS.