Mark Reviews Movies - Film reviews and criticism by Mark Dujsik

How to Train Your Dragon	The story remains so simple, pure, and big-hearted that it once again pulls us in with its inherent strengths.	Materialists	Song knows the characters so well, allows them to know themselves even better, and lets them talk about what really matters to them.	Deep Cover	The result is a comedy that's genuinely funny beyond its premise.
The Unholy Trinity	Things don't add up in The Unholy Trinity.	Prime Minister	Prime Minister shows a politician can be kind, considerate, and sincere, while also making differences that reflect those characteristics.	Tatami	The film transforms entirely from something that seems routine and straightforward into a growing nightmare.
Diablo	The action sequences stop short of fully taking advantage of the assorted dynamics each one establishes.	Sew Torn	It's a nifty trick of a thriller, filled with even niftier tricks of comedic invention.	Best Wishes to All	It leaves us with too many practical questions for a movie with such an impractical metaphor guiding it.