Review: Who Framed Roger Rabbit “Working as a straight-up noir down to the voice-over in moments and general look of the human world we get this serious search for clearing the name of this rabbit all mixed in with all of the goofiness" filmswithjosh.com/2024/03/17/rev…

Review: Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory “How these children experience these consequences allows the audience to perversely laugh at them when in reality they could die because of it” filmswithjosh.com/2024/03/22/rev…

Review: Win a Date with Tad Hamilton! “One confusing narrative decision after another where the story wants us to yearn and root for Rosalee to finally see the truth that she should end up with Pete where it left me wanting her to run away from him” filmswithjosh.com/2024/03/23/rev…

Review: xXx “As an action film, xXx seeks to stand out by having some extreme sports elements play into the high-stress moments, which works for the most part. It certainly brings something different” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/23/rev…

Review: Y tu mamá también “As they navigate this road trip to the beach, Luisa gives both Tenoch and Julio exactly what they want but in a manner that forces them to confront not only their insecurities but also their complete stupidity" filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/24/rev…

Review: Yankee Doodle Dandy “Working with a title as this film does, it comes as no surprise the movie has some strong patriotic ideology propelling it forward. The amount of patriotism in this film would make even the most brazen flag-wielder blush” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/25/rev…

Review: Yi Yi “Distilling what Yi Yi captures in a narrative could lead someone to write a novel because of the beautiful richness and layers involved with telling a story such as this one” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/26/rev…

Review: Yojimbo “Stating Kurosawa made a great film feels like the equivalence of mentioning water is wet, but he creates something quite special here in” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/27/rev…

Review: You Can’t Take It with You “Everything happening in Vanderhof's household is genuinely hilarious. From the basement to the rambunctious living space where we have individuals dancing, typing, and trying out experiences” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/28/rev…

Review: You Were Never Really Here “Lynne Ramsay attacks this material with a purpose and distinguishing between what she elects to show the audience carries great power and something allowing this film to stand out” filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/29/rev…

Review: Young Adult “Underneath all of this arrogance demonstrates a truly sad character and Diablo Cody’s script incisively cuts through all of this to show the true nature of Mavis and it makes for some hilarious moments" filmswithjosh.com/2024/04/30/rev…

Review: You’ve Got Mail “What they write to each other online versus what they say to each other in person without the initial knowledge of their personas displays plenty about how these two dynamics operate” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/01/rev…

Review: The Young and the Damned “Seeing the difference between these two shows a starkness between those too far gone in this hole versus those who still have the opportunity to get out and make something different with their lives” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/02/rev…

Review: Zero Dark Thirty “Centering this story on the manhunt for Osama bin Laden displays the years-long struggle of working on morsels of information where it began to raise questions of the validity of the search’s continuance” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/03/rev…

Review: Zodiac “Following Robert Graysmith throughout this film makes for an evergreen representation of the unrelenting enthusiast. An individual so obsessed with the idea of finding the killer that they lose sight of the goal” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/04/rev…

Review: Zombieland “As the film begins, it goes over these rules Columbus lives by, with some being silly but when it comes from someone who has survived this long in the apocalypse, it becomes difficult to argue with him” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/05/rev…

Review: The Zookeeper’s Wife “For as much as biopics get received with a groan, they do bring awareness of the valuable history of figures like Antonina who prevail and do some good even if it feels small when compared to others" filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/06/rev…

Review: Zoolander “The type of humor utilized in this feature seeks to get dumber and dumber with each scene where it serves as a bit of an equalizer overall. With everyone acting this dumb it should all come together as a silly story" filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/07/rev…

Review: Zootopia “As one can imagine, this feature comes with plenty of animal jokes and puns in the way it tries to relate to the human world. None works better than the scene where Judy and Nick enter the DMV to get some information” filmswithjosh.com/2024/05/08/rev…