When the wife of a British Colonel Officer (Jason Clarke) is forced to move into the ruins of Hamburg, Rachael Morgan (Keira Knightley) is forced to tolerate…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: The Aftermath REVIEW – Never Quite Reaches Its Potential”

A Russian restaurant exerts a mysterious pull in The Kindness of Strangers, a strange mishmash of the sentimental comedy, domestic abuse drama and modern fairytale. Bringing together…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: The Kindness of Strangers (2019) REVIEW | Berlinale 2019”

I have no idea how it’s already been five years since the first Lego Movie hit theaters, but it’s been five years of these films not getting…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part (2019) REVIEW – Just As Hilarious As The First”

Man has always found a friend or foe in technology. Today’s gadgets and medical breakthroughs can produce tomorrow’s weapons and drug epidemics. Likewise, the magic of the…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: Replicas (2019) REVIEW – Replican You Not?”

IO tells the story of Sam, a young scientist who has chosen to remain behind on Earth after the planet is deemed too dangerous and uninhabitable to…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: Netflix’s IO (2019) REVIEW – Too Slow For Its Own Good”

Nineteen years ago, writer and director M. Night Shyamalan came out with Unbreakable, a slow and moody film about a man who is the sole survivor of…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: Glass (2019) REVIEW – A Divisive Deconstruction of Superheroes”

If you’ve gone to see a movie in the past couple of months then you’ve most likely seen the trailer for A Dog’s Way Home once or…… Read more “New review from Danielle Solzman on Cultured Vultures: A Dog’s Way Home (2019) REVIEW – A Sweet But Forgettable Family Film”