A return to form for the Dardennes. This time turning their social realist lens onto issues about mistreatment and abuse of refugees with emotionally devastating results. Their best work since Two Days, One Night
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The Stranger 2022
Thomas M. Wright has a knack for tense, brooding two-handers with excellent performances. However there's something about these gritty based-on-real-events aussie crime dramas à la Nitram that whilst painstakingly restrained feel mostly empty.
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The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge on the Run 2020
Anyone who said they had "Snoop Dogg music number with dancing Cowboy Pirate Zombies in the middle of a Spongebob movie" on their 2020 bingo card is a goddamn liar
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Music 2021
In case you didn't think that Sia made this misguided and embarrassingly offensive film to make her feel better about herself and massage her oversize ego and saviour complex, she literally plays herself in a cameo where she buys percocets and other painkillers off Kate Hudson's drug dealer character to help out earthquake victims in Haiti.
Honestly one of the worst films I've seen in a long time.
