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“Feels Good Man” focuses on the Pepe the Frog cartoon and Matt Furie, its creator, chronicling Pepe’s fascinating transformation from an innocuous cartoon character to a quintessential meme to a hateful symbol co-opted by the alt-right.
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“Right here, right now #1” is a slow burn of an episode with few plot advancements, but it provides some subtle insights into the characters and relationships we’ll be following for the rest of the season.
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Though often unfocused, the documentary’s informative and inspiring elements render it greater than the sum of its parts.
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Though its positive marks occasionally outweigh its negatives and may indeed mark a promising career for its debut curator, “The Broken Hearts Gallery” leaves little more impression than a flashy pop-up.
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The movie is marketed as a romantic comedy, but rather than conforming to its genre, “My Prince Edward” dismantles it.
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Simply put, “Get Duked!” doesn’t have the sharpness and wit of British humor — only the accents.
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“The Way I See It” is a wide window into the White House, successfully captivating an audience by bringing life to Souza’s still photographs.
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The visual and narrative direction may be understated, but this simplicity allows it to better promote both the old and new guard of queer activism.
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“I’m Thinking of Ending Things” is intricately layered and atmospheric, but on first viewing, Kaufman’s unpredictable detours can be frustrating.
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The film falls into a familiar reboot trap: “Face the Music” simply does too little to justify a return to its original material.
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