The writers and film lovers here at Full Circle Cinema know that opinions on films are divisive and can get pretty argumentative, but to encourage friendly and lively debate we have Full Circle Showdown; an in-depth discussion and collaborative review […]
In the week leading up to the release of Dark Phoenix, Full Circle are doing a series of articles culminating with our review of Dark Phoenix on Friday. This article is part 5 in a 5 part series. Read the previous entry […]
In the week leading up to the release of Dark Phoenix, Full Circle are doing a series of articles culminating with our review of Dark Phoenix on Friday. This article is part 4 in a 5 part series. Read the previous entry […]
Expectations are monsters themselves. Having certain, vivid ideas about what you think a movie should be can potentially wreck a viewer’s experience. For example, if you’re going to Godzilla: King of the Monsters expecting a sharp story or multi-faceted characters, […]
Welcome to Spotlight: a series in which the team at Full Circle interviews talent in the Film/TV industry, giving insight on their journey into their profession. The second edition will spotlight a screenwriter who is about to make his blockbuster debut in […]
What if Superman were evil? It’s a simple concept, notably explored in the likes of the video game Injustice. But none have done so quite as directly as director David Yarovesky’s Brightburn. Produced by James Gunn, Brightburn follows Tori and Kyle Breyer […]
When the trailer for Sonic the Hedgehog dropped early Monday morning, it ignited a type of social media firestorm. Fans of the video game franchise criticized the adaptation’s ugly character design, confused visual aesthetic, and bizarre tone. However, every time I […]
As our readers may know, the critics team here at Full Circle have launched a new series,”Full Circle Flashback”, where we take a look at a film from the past with fresh eyes. Hot off the heels of our Flashback […]
Stephen King adaptations are a hit-or-miss affair. For every Carrie or Misery, there’s a The Dark Tower or Dreamcatcher misrepresenting the author’s work. Thankfully, Pet Semetary, the second adaptation of King’s 1983 novel of the same name, falls firmly into […]
Dumbo made me sad. As I sat on a Friday night in a sparsely-populated theater, I realized two things: director Tim Burton will likely never make a great film again and a live-action Disney film (non-Star Wars or Marvel) hasn’t […]
